Veteran actress Sabahat Bukhari shares her candid views on the role of ‘healthy flirting’ in fostering positive energy and chemistry on Pakistani drama sets.
Veteran Pakistani television artist Sabahat Bukhari recently sparked conversation during her appearance on Ahmed Ali Butt’s podcast, Excuse Me. During the show, she openly defended the concept of healthy flirting within the professional environment of drama sets, suggesting it can positively impact energy and chemistry among co-actors.
Sabahat Bukhari’s career in showbiz began as an announcer at PTV Lahore Centre before she transitioned to acting. She has since graced numerous hit television series, including notable dramas such as Kankar, Rehmat, Intekhab, Humnawa, Bas Aik Tum Hi, Sambhal Ja Ae Dil, and Inteha. Known for her engaging presence, she maintains an active presence on social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok, where her humorous reels are a fan favorite.
When asked by Ahmed Ali Butt if she had ever been ‘hit on,’ Bukhari clarified her perspective, stating, “Many colleagues have hit on me, many have praised me, and I take it as a compliment because healthy flirting is very good. We keep that on set as it boosts your energy to work. You gel well with your co-actors, and you become friendly. It adds to your chemistry, but I think healthy flirting is good. The best compliment I have received is that my energy is very positive.” She further elaborated that while she isn’t a flirtatious person herself, she readily compliments co-actors or individuals she finds good-looking and positive, expressing her appreciation wholeheartedly.
This candid discussion provides an intriguing glimpse into the dynamics of Pakistani drama sets from a seasoned professional’s point of view. As Sabahat Bukhari prepares for her upcoming drama series on Hum TV, her insights offer fans and industry insiders alike a fresh perspective on professional interactions. What are your thoughts on healthy flirting in the workplace?
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