KARACHI — Pakistani actor and model Imran Abbas has confirmed that he has stepped away from television acting for the past two to three years and is now concentrating on real estate and construction projects in Islamabad.
The actor made the disclosure during a telephone appearance on a private television programme hosted by Mishi Khan, where he explained the reasons behind his distance from television dramas.
A Shift From Screen to Construction
During the conversation, Imran Abbas said he is no longer acting and stopped working in television dramas two to three years ago. He said he has since become involved in the real estate business and, drawing on his background as an architect, has begun construction work in the federal capital.
The actor revealed that he is building a tower near Islamabad International Airport, a project expected to be completed in approximately two and a half years.
Charitable Work and a Personal Mission
Imran Abbas also said he is involved in charitable activities. He explained that since his parents are no longer alive and he has no children of his own, he wants to undertake work that benefits others and earns him rewards in the hereafter.
- Imran Abbas says he has not acted in television dramas for two to three years.
- He is now active in real estate and construction in Islamabad.
- His current project is a tower near Islamabad International Airport, with a timeline of about two and a half years.
- The actor says he is also engaged in charitable causes, motivated by a desire to help others.
The remarks offer a rare public explanation of the actor’s prolonged absence from the small screen, marking a clear transition from a career in entertainment to one in property development and philanthropy.
