He is currently studying economics and data science at Comsat University, and trying to advance his modelling career by polished his appearance through gymming, diet, and styling....
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Up-and-coming model Fahad Khan is trying to establish his presence in the fashion world under the mentorship of photographer Khawar Riaz. He was doing F.Sc. (Part 1) when he was called for a portfolio, and it didn’t take long for him to get his first break. He is currently studying economics and data science at Comsat University, and trying to advance his modelling career by polished his appearance through gymming, diet, and styling.
Us: Fame, money, or success – what do you pursue?
Fahad Khan: My answer would be success through my hard work and dedication.
Us: What was your breakthrough project?
FK: My first shoot with my mentor, sir Khawar Riaz.
Us: Do good looks and connections really count?
FK: Your image and networking play a massive role initially to get you noticed and help you grab your first break, but the rest depends on your talent and how sincerely you deal with your work.
Us: What initial challenges did you face?
FK: Getting good roles and finding the right projects was quite the uphill battle. I spent a lot of time chasing directors, only to realize that production houses are the real players in this game. It’s essential to know where to turn for opportunities.
Us: How do you deal with self-doubt?
FK: I make myself understand that I’m blessed that opportunities are coming my way despite cutthroat competition. So I should not be afraid.
Us: How has social media changed your life?
FK: Social media has been a total game-changer for me. It helps me connect with production houses and fans directly. However, this exposure also comes with responsibility – every post counts. I’ve learned that you can’t just post anything; you’ve got to be wise about your image.
Us: Who is the model you draw inspiration from?
FK: Sudais Khan. He is great. He knows his work and delivers versatility.
My date of birth is
31st October.
The best thing about being a teenager was
Having maximum time to play sports.
The worst thing about being a teenager was
Not being able to decide what is the best path for you.
I was always listening to
My heart.
I wish I had known then
That hard work is the master key that opens the hardest lock.
My favourite and least favourite subjects were
Urdu was not my thing, but physics was the world I was really attracted to.
My friends were
Great fun. Life without Nauman, Zaigham, and Murtaza would not be as much fun.
My favourite actor was
Shah Rukh Khan.
My favourite singer was
Atif Aslam.
My favourite superhero was
Superman.
My favourite movie was
The magic and adventure of Harry Potter always captivated me.
My favourite sport was
Football; it gave me an adrenaline rush.
