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Hareem Farooq bids a heartfelt farewell to ‘Bismil’

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Film and TV actor Hareem Farooq reflected on her journey as Masooma, as she bid a heartfelt farewell to her superhit serial, following the epic finale of ‘Bismil’.

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Basking on the success of her latest TV drama ‘Bismil’, Hareem Farooq, aka Masooma, turned to her Instagram handle over the weekend, to bid farewell to her on-screen character.

In a heartfelt farewell note, with a collage depicting Masooma’s journey, Farooq began to pen, “Oh, what a journey this has been!”

“Masooma—a character that felt so wrong on paper but so right in my gut. I took a leap of faith, diving blindly into this project to learn from legendary actors, a brilliant director, and a wonderful production house,” she added. “I thought it would be a great learning experience, but little did I know it would be met with such immense love—or should I say ‘hate’, the best kind of love!”

 

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After a series of acknowledgements to her A-list co-stars, director and makers of the project, the actor expressed her gratitude towards her fans for all the love towards her work, and for making the project a massive hit.

“As I bid farewell to Masooma, I carry immense gratitude for the love and support she’s received. Thank you for making her so special,” she concluded.

Also Read: Hareem Farooq embraces body positivity for ‘Bismil’

Notably, besides Farooq, the star-studded cast of ‘Bismil’ included Nauman Ijaz, Savera Nadeem and Saad Qureshi, along with Behroz Sabzwari, Shaheen Khan and Asad Siddiqui among others.

Seasoned actor-director Aehsun Talish helmed the direction of the script written by Zanjabeel Asim Shah.

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