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‘Mira Sethi should leave acting to become a news anchor’

Published on: January 30, 2019 5:11 AM

“Mira Sethi should leave acting to become a news anchor,” actress Natasha Ali said while making an appearance on a talk show of a local TV channel.

The TV actor made these comments during the ‘rapid fire’ session of the show in which Fiza Shoaib asked Ali to name one actress she thinks should leave acting. Ali was asked to choose between Sonya Hussyn, Hania Amir, Sohai Ali Abro and Mira Sethi, and the actor choose the latter saying that Sethi should leave acting to become a news anchor.

In the same segment, Ali was also asked to pick who would she like to work with out of Meera Jee and Sahir Lodhi and she replied that both of them are good and she can work with either.

The actor also denied rumours of “preparing a lot to celebrate Valentine’s Day”. “If there is a get together at my friends’ place, I’ll remember the day but not otherwise,” she replied.

Published in Daily Times, January 30th 2019.

Filed Under: Lifestyle

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