Kanza Hashmi, the famous actress of the anthology film ‘Sherooz’, produced in collaboration with Geo Films, says that there is no protection for girls and women in Pakistan.

Talking to Jang Digital, he has said that the worst news is coming out day by day, the government will have to legislate for girls and women so that we can feel safe.

The film and drama industry requested the government to install cameras everywhere, to create a separate helpline for women, on which if called in an emergency, they can be helped by taking immediate action within 5 minutes.

He said that cameras should be installed in schools, parents should have access to these cameras, so that they can see what their children are doing in school.

In response to a question, Kanza Hashmi said that I belong to Punjab, I like Karachi, the people of this city have given me a lot of love, Karachi has turned out to be better than my expectations, I have started working in dramas as well as films.

He said that the anthology film Shiroz, made in collaboration between Sindh Films and Geo Films, will hit the theaters from October 2, after which my 2 more films will come.

Kanza Hashmi says that our plays are popular all over the world, we are seen in different countries, there is no corner of the world where our fans are not present, we wish to take Pakistani cinema to the world even in the form of a film.

The actress said that in my new film Shiroz, you will be able to see the problems of an artist, there is no dearth of stories in Pakistan, if films are made, they will be taken to the international level.

Kanza Hashmi says that I will be seen in the role of an innocent artist in the film.