ISLAMABAD, Feb 15 (APP):Pakistani film star Meera is entering a pivotal new chapter in her career following recognition from the Federal Ministry of National Heritage and Culture and the completion of her psychologically intense role in the upcoming film “Psycho”, said Producer Muhammad Suleman Butt here on Sunday.
Talking to APP, he said that during a recent meeting, Federal Minister Aurangzeb Khan Khichi appreciated Meera’s longstanding contributions to Pakistani cinema and assured support for her potential appointment as a Goodwill Ambassador, acknowledging her efforts in promoting local films on international platforms.
Industry insiders are also closely watching Meera after reports surfaced that she underwent psychological observation following the completion of her role in Psycho. Sources described the character as requiring deep emotional and mental immersion, leaving a lasting effect on the actress. This performance has sparked discussions across media and film circles regarding both the intensity of her role and the scale of the project.
Observers in entertainment and brand sectors viewed this as a turning point in Meera’s professional journey. With encouragement from the Ministry of Culture, the prospect of a goodwill ambassador role, and a highly anticipated film generating industry buzz, she appeared to be entering in a renewed and highly focused career phase.
The upcoming release of “Psycho” has already drawn attention from media and commercial partners, with discussions around strategic collaborations and brand associations gaining momentum. As Pakistani cinema continues to expand its global footprint, Meera’s latest professional chapter represents a convergence of institutional recognition, performance-driven storytelling, and renewed public interest—positioning her once again at the center of the industry spotlight.