We’re seated at an upscale restaurant in Karachi when Iman Aly wanders out of a small space. One would think she must follow her diet to a T to maintain her impeccable figure but there’s one weakness she openly confesses to devouring a scrumptious plate of Dahi Ballay. She orders a serving and sits down with a group of people as her stylist fluffs her hair for a photo shoot. “I think we should step out for photos,” she tells photographer.

“Light is perfect and I’d get to wear my sunglasses. I look better in them anyway,” Aly winks as she sashays out glass door. “I told them not to make me a part of promotions,” Aly tells The Express Tribune. “I’m not kidding, I have no filter regarding almost anything. Please tell me you have some fun questions.” Karachi has been rather tiring for Aly promotions, events, makeup-whole package. “I find this city too blurring,” she says.

“People are too fast. I’ve been in Lahore for last few years and I think I have adapted to culture.” Laughing, Aly adds, “I never thought I could if I am honest. But once I got married, my husband asked me to pack up and we happily moved.”

Published in The Daily National Courier, November, 05 2022

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