Esra Bilgic of Erturgal fame has hinted at working with the top three Pakistani brands. She was recently interviewed by one of the famous Pakistani publication, in which she revealed that she has signed a contract with three Pakistani names and will be working with them as soon as she can visit Pakistan.
Esra Bilgic will be Working With Pakistani Brands
While talking to a publication based in Pakistan about her work with the local brands, she said:
“Yes, better late than never!
“We will meet when all this is over when I will be working with Pakistani brands. I’m sharing, for the first time, that I’m about to work with three of Pakistan’s most loved brands. This will soon be announced by the press as well.”
Though the names haven’t been announced yet, there are no rumors and speculations either. The brands and the actress herself are hush-hush about it, and probably will be breaking the news once she is here to create the maximum hype.
Her Pakistani Debut
Technically, Esra has already debuted in the Pakistani entertainment industry. She appeared on the covers of a Pakistani magazine’s June issue. She shared the picture of the cover on her Instagram account as well.
She wasn’t only on the cover but took out time to do an exclusive photoshoot with all the protocols and give the magazine a detailed interview too. On her Instagram post, she mentioned:
“Hello! Pakistan June digital issue is out and I’m on the cover! Thank you to my all team.”
Here is what she originally posted on her account:
Thankful to Pakistan
Esra is thankful to Pakistan for all the love she has received, and she is impatiently waiting for the pandemic to be over, so she can visit the country. She especially thanked Prime Minister Imran Khan for taking the initiative and prompting everyone to watch Erturgal.
While the fans are definitely overexcited, this raises an important question that Pakistani celebrities had been asking. With Esra Bilgic taking over quite a few Pakistani projects, will the local talent be demoted just like the local industry had to go through a dark time when the Turkish dramas took over a majority of the screen space? Now, that’s one thing we all have to ponder over.
