Entertainment Desk: Pakistani actress Durefishan Saleem, one of the most talked-about stars of the current era, continues to impress audiences across South Asia with her performances. Joining the growing list of admirers is popular Bangladeshi fiction writer Rahitul Islam, who recently shared a heartfelt note about the actress on Twitter (now X). His post quickly drew attention online.
In his message, Rahitul described Durefishan as “another name for softness and grace.” He wrote that in an age dominated by manufactured glamour, she appears like a refreshing burst of rain, bringing an uncommon sense of calm and sincerity.
Rahitul noted, “Sometimes, when you see certain people, it feels as if they have stepped straight out of the pages of a bound novel into the real world. Durefishan Saleem is exactly that kind of person.”
Referring to her performances in popular dramas such as Ishq Murshid and Kaisi Teri Khudgarzi, he emphasized that her acting is not confined to dialogue alone. According to him, her eyes communicate an unspoken depth, quietly weaving stories that do not need words. He also praised her natural beauty and unpretentious personality, adding that her smile alone can brighten even the most melancholic afternoon.
As a writer who constantly searches for depth in characters, Rahitul said he believes Durefishan has earned a lasting place in viewers’ hearts without noise or spectacle, purely through the strength of her presence. In his words, she reminds people that beauty is not in clothing or styling, but in the honesty of one’s gaze and the simplicity of one’s nature.
Rahitul Islam is widely known across both Bengals for his humane and contemporary storytelling. Meanwhile, Durefishan Saleem remains at the peak of popularity as one of the leading faces of Pakistan’s drama industry. Rahitul’s public admiration has sparked fresh excitement among fans on both sides, who are enthusiastically discussing the writer’s tribute to the actress.
