Saba Qamar’s success story will make you believe in fate

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Saba Qamar is one of the finest actresses, ever produced by Pakistan. She doesn’t only showcase her million dollar acting expertise within a country but across the border. Saba, “The Hindi Medium” actress, doesn’t only inspire you with her talent and beauty, but also tends to stun you with her success story.
           
Who knew that a mediocre girl belongs to Hyderabad, rose at Gujrawala, have no wealthy or reputed family background, had no acting legacy, would have ruled Pakistani drama industry like a queen. It was indeed her hard work, persistence, patience and passion which mold her to be an icon, but besides all that there was the linchpin, which was recently unboxed by Saba in a morning show with Farah, 

Saba was asked to reveal about her first step in media industry and then she unfolded that her family was just like other middle class families, strict in rules, had limited income, restriction but she always set her goal to achieve the highest status, she desired to turn her family’s situations and she was just waiting for a “single chance”.  It was a time when she went to “Pakistan television”  (PTV) studio with her relative, just to see the shoot and rehearsal of the play.( she was never allowed to take a part in any media activity)  Over there, she encountered lots of panic, later she came to know that the leading actress left the play without any prior notice, the director and cast were overwhelmed with anxiety and panic.
Suddenly, the director looked at Saba and called her out. She was asked to read the script. Saba told that she got confused and nervous, told the director that I never did anything alike before, but the director insisted and then in the fraction of minute, her whole life has turned up; all lime lights on her and she got her first break in PTV play as a leading actress.
After that play, she got back to back offers which later leads her to be “ The Saba Qamar”, the highest paid actress in Pakistan.
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So, don’t you think it was her fate which turned up the situations?
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