The actor doesn’t give many interviews despite having so many valuable experiences and he explained the reasons.<\/p>\n
“I am trying to learn to live in silence and there is a certain peace in it,” he shared adding that he attributes the sensitivity and concern in his nature to his father’s upbringing. “I am the only brother of 5 sisters, yet I always saw my father caring and loving for his daughters. It taught me to respect women and be a gentleman in all respects of life.”<\/p>\n Talking about how he chooses his scripts and prepares for a role, Noor is very clear that television dramas are a team project, headed by the director who envisions and translates everything on screen.<\/p>\n “After Aangan<\/em>, I was quite selective about what to do next as Aangan<\/em> was such a fine script and was a big hit. With time, especially in Cheekh<\/em>, I started to learn that I need to trust the director. I also make sure to change my clothing for characters; this was suggested to me by Amin Iqbal,” he said.<\/p>\n Noor also expressed that he gets slightly concerned when critics gauge actions of characters. “This is how humans are. They are not one-dimensional and you can never know what one is capable of. There are multiple universes in a human being. I was not at all confident about playing Advocate Ashiq Hussain in Ishq Jalebi<\/em>, though Saima Akram and Wajahat Hussain both wanted only me in the role. I didn’t find it to be a compliment that they only want me and I had not done comedy for over nine years so I was hesitant,” he shared.<\/p>\n Watch the full interview here:<\/p>\n![\"Noor-Ul-Hassan\"](\"https:\/\/test.somethinghaute.com\/images\/2021\/05\/190638518_2946267652328399_6777752807626583626_n-1024x944.jpg\")