Unfortunately, in the present age, there is a dearth of honest and sincere people, ”said Madiha Shah

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 Lahore  Famous actress Madiha Shah has said that man is known for his character unfortunately in the present era there is a shortage of honest and upright people.

In an interview, the actress said that as beautiful as a lie is, its reality comes to the fore, but as true as the will is, its beauty comes to the fore when the truth becomes clear.


I can't understand how people wear so many masks on one face and when the real face is exposed, they are not even light-hearted. Such people are the cause of breaking the trust of others. she said Today the names of the people whose character was strong are alive and I am trying to live my life on the same level.

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