A recent interview of Pakistani actor Ahad Raza Mir has gone viral on social media after he humorously said that he might “sell his face to AI” in the coming years.

The actor shared his candid thoughts on technology, acting, and future collaborations during a fan meet-and-greet in the United States.

Speaking at the event, Ahad revealed that he finds artificial intelligence (AI) both fascinating and frightening. With a laugh, he said that he imagines selling his face to AI someday, allowing technology to generate his performances automatically.

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He joked, “Maybe after a few years, I’ll just sell my face to AI and relax — and ten of my dramas will come out in a single year.” His witty remark drew laughter from the audience but also hinted at his awareness of how technology is reshaping the entertainment industry.

Life behind camera

Ahad also gave fans a glimpse into his off-screen life, saying his world revolves around family and creativity. “I like staying at home, watching films, theater, and cinema. I’m also fond of art,” he shared.

The actor’s grounded lifestyle contrasts with his dynamic on-screen presence, showing his deep appreciation for storytelling in all its forms.

Views on collaborations

When asked about his dream co-stars, Ahad said he enjoys working with all kinds of artists and doesn’t have any particular preferences. “It might sound political, but I genuinely want to work with everyone,” he said.

He emphasized that every new collaboration brings a unique experience, regardless of whether his co-star is male or female. Recalling his time on the hit series Ahd-e-Wafa, Ahad said that working with male co-actors was a refreshing and distinctive experience.

No fixed method to acting

Ahad dismissed the notion that he follows a specific acting technique. “People often ask me about my acting method, but the truth is — there isn’t one,” he said with a smile. “Things just happen naturally when I’m in character.”

His comments reflected a spontaneous and intuitive approach to performance, something his fans have long admired about him.