Did Yumna Zaidi Really Charge Rs 3 lakh For Qarz-e-Jaan Per Episode? Find Out
One of the most talked-about Pakistani dramas of the year, Qarz-e-Jaan, concluded its journey with the final episode airing on Sunday, April 20. Starring Yumna Zaidi, Nameer Khan and Usama Khan, the show consistently captivated audiences and quickly became a fan favourite. Now that it has wrapped up, viewers are buzzing with discussions, not just about the actors' powerful performances, but also their upcoming projects and rumoured earnings from the show.
Yumna Zaidi, who impressed everyone with her powerful performance as Nashwa, a young and sharp lawyer, reportedly drew a significant amount of money for each episode. According to a Siasat report, Yumna's current remuneration reportedly stands between Rs 2 to 3 lakh (PKR) per episode. With Qarz-e-Jaan having a total of 32 episodes, she likely made an income between Rs 70 lakh and Rs 1 crore, cementing her position as one of the high-paying actresses in the Pakistani drama industry.
It is worth mentioning that Yumna Zaidi has been one of the most favourite actresses, best known for her roles in shows like Tere Bin, Bakhtawar, Pyaar Ke Sadqey, Sinf E Aahan, Ishq E Laa, Zara Yaad Kar, and many more. With her latest show now creating waves, Yumna Zaidi shared a heartwarming post, sharing her emotions upon the response she received.
'Goodbye, Qarz-e-jaan: A big fat thanks to the audience who watched, supported, and loved this brilliant story. Saqib Khan, man of the show, thank you for working extremely hard on each and every bit of this drama and making it a masterpiece. Super duper thanks to each and every single beautiful cast member of this amazing team for giving their best performances. Dil se love you …. And to my great production and director team, it was not possible without all of you. Thank you for giving me princess treatment. Till then, goodbye from qarz-e-jaan," Yumna wrote in the post.
Nameer Khan, who portrayed the character of Ammaar Bakhtiar, also replied to Yumna's post, calling her a 'superstar." The final episode of Qarz-e-Jaan aired on Sunday, with powerful performances by the actors stealing the show. Eyes are now on Yumna Zaidi's next project, with fans even demanding the second season of her popular show, Tere Bin.
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