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Suryoday Bharat Samachar Seva : Actor and international performer Natalia Janoszek has strongly voiced her support for digital creators including Mr. Faizan, Adnan, and Faizan Baloch, following her exit after wrapping up the shoot of The 50. Addressing media speculation around influencers participating in television formats, Natalia made her stance clear — talent and hard work matter more than the medium.
During her first public outing after the shoot, Natalia revealed she was surprised when asked whether influencers and content creators are “devaluing” the entertainment industry by being part of television shows.
“I was quite stunned by that question,” she shared, adding that while she understands where such remarks may come from, she does not agree with them.
On the show, Natalia formed close bonds with several prominent digital creators, including Mr. Faizan, Adnan, and Faizan Baloch. She described them as inspiring, self-made personalities who have built their careers through dedication, resilience, and consistent hard work.
Emphasizing the value of merit over privilege, Natalia pointed out that while some may enter the industry through legacy, money, or connections, true achievement lies in building everything from the ground up.
“The real success is creating your own path. I’m a small-town girl who made it into Bollywood, Hollywood, and the European industry without backing. I deeply respect people who build themselves from scratch,” she said.
Natalia further highlighted that the digital space has transformed the entertainment ecosystem, creating opportunities for fresh talent and direct audience engagement. According to her, actors can learn a great deal from content creators — particularly in authenticity, adaptability, and staying connected with audiences.
“Digital creators are the future. There is a lot we actors should learn from them,” she concluded.
With this statement, Natalia not only defended the growing presence of influencers in mainstream entertainment but also openly stood by Mr. Faizan, Adnan, and Faizan Baloch, reinforcing the idea that the industry evolves with talent — regardless of the platform it comes from.
