Dananeer opens up on marriage rumours with Ahad Raza Mir
In an interview with Faridoon Shahryar, Dananeer urged fans to respect the boundary between her personal life and the roles she portrays on screen.
"I am an actress, and I adore the love people have for the roles I play. However, I would like to request that my personal life be kept separate from my on-screen characters. I am just playing a role, and my real-life identity is far from that," she said.
The rumour mill had been buzzing after a series of behind-the-scenes clips and photos showed the two actors spending time together.
The speculation intensified when Ahad's mother, Samra Raza Mir, was seen cooking for Dananeer, and Ahad along with his father Asif Raza Mir brought her garlands to celebrate her graduation.
Despite the mounting buzz, Dananeer reiterated the need to distinguish between fiction and reality. 'It's flattering to see people love our chemistry, but it's important to remember that it's just that—chemistry on screen,' she said.
The drama has earned praise for its storyline and performances, but Dananeer's statement serves as a reminder that admiration for a character should not spill over into assumptions about real-life relationships.
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