If you’re watching Parwarish, this is the interview you’ve been waiting for — Abul Hasan, aka Sameer, is here with us!
Content creator turned actor, Abul Hasan – better known as Abulography, is totally killing it on social media! His content speaks to everyone, but it’s especially relatable for Gen Z, just like his character Sameer in Parwarish. And if Sameer feels like your spirit animal, you definitely need to dive into this article ASAP because Abul Hasan has some seriously cool stuff to share with us!
What Abul Hasan Was Doing Before Parwarish?
With the help of a moment, I wanted to create a movement.
Abul Hasan
Before stepping into acting, Abul Hasan wasn’t actively looking for opportunities. His focus was always on creating content, not for commercial purposes but to spark change. He used to post a video every week, believing that these videos addressed important societal issues. Rather than aiming for profit, Abul’s goal was to use his platform to start a movement, hoping to inspire others with his messages and creativity.
Why Is Gen Z Lost? Abul Hasan Points Out!
Gen Z is lost because they don’t define themselves for themselves.
Abul Hasan
Abul Hasan believes that the new generation, especially Gen Z, feels lost because they often rely on external influences to define themselves rather than doing it on their own. He points out that many in Gen Z have a sense of entitlement and lack the willingness to take risks. According to Abul, it’s important not to act on calculated notions but instead trust in the concept of Tavakkal—surrendering to God’s will. He encourages the youth to first search for what they truly want, whether it’s in business, art, or any other field, and to focus on creating something innovative that hasn’t been done before.
How Abul Hasan Views Love And Emotional Strength?
I am ready to be a doormat for the person I love.
Abul Hasan
When it comes to love, Abul Hasan believes in giving everything without holding back. He feels that when he loves someone, he is ready to do anything and even be a doormat if needed, without feeling bad about it. However, he also acknowledges that while he can tolerate a lot, he is not invincible. There comes a point when disrespect becomes too much to ignore.
He challenges the idea that emotions are a sign of weakness, especially for men. According to him, emotions like anger and sadness are human, not tied to gender. He believes real strength lies in being able to cry, feel pain, and show empathy, which is what truly makes someone human.
Abul Hasan’s Love Language
If I’m in love with someone, I accept them in all ways.
Abul Hasan
Abul Hasan’s love language revolves around sharing meaningful things like music and new ways of thinking. He believes in giving compliments, but only when they are authentic and heartfelt, not just empty praise. For him, it’s important that his partner understands when he genuinely expresses his feelings, even if it’s something simple like preferring natural beauty over makeup. At the core of his love language is full acceptance—when he loves someone, he embraces them completely, just as they are.
How Abul Hasan Landed His Debut Role In Parwarish
Meesam Bhai ne mujhe bataya ke mein jab Sameer ko parh raha tha tou tum aaye mere dimagh mein.
Abul Hasan
Parwarish marks Abul Hassan’s debut as an actor. When he received the offer, he carefully read through the entire script before moving forward. During his visit to Big Bang Entertainment’s office, Meesam Naqvi shared that while reading the character of Sameer, Abul instantly came to mind. Abul appreciated this connection and understood the perspective behind casting him.
He credits both Meesam Naqvi and writer Kiran Siddiqui for trusting him with the character. They allowed him the freedom to improvise and bring his own touch to Sameer. Their collaboration became a two-way learning experience—while Abul gained insights from their experience, he also shared modern Gen Alpha expressions and ideas with them, making the character even more relatable and real.
Want to hear more from Abul? Stay tuned for full conversation coming out soon on FUCHSIA’s YouTube channel.
