“As far as I am concerned I am a through professional and do my job with honesty. I have no complaints against multinational companies, they have their own system. I have this contract with Al-Karam for five years and molty foam for 3 years and am totally satisfied with their professional attitude.

But I have had a very bad experience with Tibet snow. I did a Tv commercial for them and there was no mention of press ad in the contract. But they went on to release press and without my permission. It was a breach of contract but I could not do nothing against them. I think contracts do nothing for models, they are in interest of the agencies.

Whereas I strongly recommend that models should put their act together in order to safeguard their artist. Before signing any contract they should consult a lawyer. We have to have a system which can define our rights too.”

Source: PakTribune

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