Pakistani actor Haris Waheed has left audiences in splits after sharing a humorous behind-the-scenes memory from his early acting days during an appearance on the comedy talk show Hasna Mana Hai, hosted by Tabish Hashmi.
During a lighthearted segment, host Tabish Hashmi playfully questioned Haris Waheed about his first experience in front of the television camera, suggesting that the shoot involved an unusually high number of retakes. The actor confirmed the story with laughter, admitting that his transition from theatre to television was far more challenging than expected.
Haris Waheed revealed that both he and the lead actress were new to television at the time, which led to repeated retakes during filming. He humorously recalled that the director eventually lost patience and ordered the crew to wrap up the shoot, telling them to pack their bags and leave for the day.
The actor further surprised the audience by confirming that the number of takes went well beyond 47, turning what could have been an embarrassing moment into a memorable story. He explained that extreme heat on set and intense nervousness made the situation even more difficult, leading to exhaustion during the shoot.
Despite the chaotic start, Haris Waheed said he quickly adapted to the demands of television acting. By his next project, he had found his rhythm and gradually built confidence in front of the camera, eventually establishing himself as a reliable and expressive performer.
Over the years, he has become known for his strong performances in popular dramas such as Mere Humsafar and Jaan-e-Jahan, earning recognition for his versatility and screen presence.
Currently, Haris Waheed is receiving praise for his role in the drama Maa, while also appearing in Bas Tera Saath Ho as the character Shayan. His performances have sparked strong audience engagement, with viewers appreciating his emotional depth and consistent improvement as an actor.
The actor’s candid storytelling has further strengthened his connection with fans, offering a humorous glimpse into the struggles behind his early career and highlighting how far he has come in Pakistan’s entertainment industry.
