“TikTok Isn’t Real Acting” – Pakistani Actress Hareem Sohail Criticizes Platform’s Content

Emerging television star Hareem Sohail has ignited social media discussions after bluntly stating that “TikTok isn’t real acting” during a recent podcast appearance. The actress, known for her dramatic roles, argued that most content on the platform leans toward vulgarity rather than genuine performance art. “True acting requires performing before an entire crew, not just lip-syncing to a self-positioned camera,” Sohail remarked, highlighting the technical challenges of professional acting versus viral content creation.

Speaking on the FHM podcast, Hareem Sohaill contrasted traditional acting methods with today’s social media trends, revealing how she honed her craft as a child by practicing scenes in her mother’s saree before a mirror. The actress didn’t mince words when describing the entertainment industry’s hierarchy either, disclosing how established stars receive preferential treatment on sets with immediate scene priority while newcomers often endure long waits between shots.

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While acknowledging that criticism comes with the profession, Hareem Sohail expressed concern about increasing online toxicity, stating performers must develop thick skin without resorting to counter-attacks. The interview also touched on personal matters, with the actress sharing insights about her love marriage and relationship values. Her comments arrive amid growing tension in Pakistan’s entertainment industry as TikTok influencers increasingly crossover to mainstream media, often without formal training – a trend Sohail dismissively attributed to “connections or luck” rather than talent.