Bil Batori: Baitul Mal to release Rs1m for Nusrat Ara’s treatment
The actor has been struggling to make ends meet
Nusrat Ara
ISLAMABAD:
Pakistan Baitul Mal (PBM) announced on Saturday that it would provide Rs1 million for the treatment of actor Nusrat Ara, who played the character of Bil Batori in the PTV drama Ainak Wala Jinn.
Barrister Abid Waheed Sheikh, the managing director of PMB, told The Express Tribune that a separate sum of Rs50,000 would also be given to Nusrat for her daily expenses. Sheikh said according to his knowledge Nusrat had a stroke and the doctors at the hospital have started treating her.
Ainak Wala Jinn's Bil Batori found begging on streets
“As soon as I learnt about her illness and other dilemmas, I announced Rs1 million for her treatment besides awarding her Rs50,000 in financial assistance. Now she has been admitted to CMH and she is getting the treatment she requires,” said Sheikh.
Nusrat shot to fame during the 1990s by playing the role of Bil Batori in Ainak Wala Jinn. However, after the serial ended the actor has struggled to make ends meet.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 8th, 2017.
Pakistan Baitul Mal (PBM) announced on Saturday that it would provide Rs1 million for the treatment of actor Nusrat Ara, who played the character of Bil Batori in the PTV drama Ainak Wala Jinn.
Barrister Abid Waheed Sheikh, the managing director of PMB, told The Express Tribune that a separate sum of Rs50,000 would also be given to Nusrat for her daily expenses. Sheikh said according to his knowledge Nusrat had a stroke and the doctors at the hospital have started treating her.
Ainak Wala Jinn's Bil Batori found begging on streets
“As soon as I learnt about her illness and other dilemmas, I announced Rs1 million for her treatment besides awarding her Rs50,000 in financial assistance. Now she has been admitted to CMH and she is getting the treatment she requires,” said Sheikh.
Nusrat shot to fame during the 1990s by playing the role of Bil Batori in Ainak Wala Jinn. However, after the serial ended the actor has struggled to make ends meet.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 8th, 2017.