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Posted On: May 8th 2018, 12:45 am

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So.. Hurmat is a huge success. I want to thank all of you for liking, loving and hating. All of you ❤️ But more than that I wanna thank a few more people I want to thank The production house for having faith in us and especially me. Coming from a non acting background, that decision would’ve taken extra bit of trust which I appreciate so thank you :) The wonderful @dananeerr. You’re an immensely talented actor and an amazing person. You’re short, but still an amazing person lol. I’ve learnt and continue to learn so much from you. You’re made to be at the top. My director: Nadeem Siddique. The boss. Loved working with you. When you’re shooting something you never know how the project will turn out. But the boss added all of his specialties into this one. Sir I truly believe this one’s on you!! Good stuff The man who’s responsible for making me look like Tabish and less like Shahveer. I’d like to think he succeeded. Many of you don’t believe it so. Lekin wait karo 🤣 thank you @mubashir_stylist Zain: my special friend who carried all my bags and made sure I never sweat on set. Without him I wouldn’t be able to shoot. Not even a single day. I wanna thank the entire behind the scenes team. From AD’s to camera crew to kitchen staff. I wanna thank Abrar bhai for handling the camera and making me look extra good. lol 🤣 I wanna thank the public behind the camera and behind the screens for making this a huge success. Hopefully more to come! 🫶🏻🎬
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