There is really no such thing as overnight success in acting, but you have to admit that Zubab Rana is certainly in the fast lane. She has achieved a great start in her career as she made a well-received debut in Naseebon Jali and soon managed to bag herself a nomination for Best Emerging Talent. Diversity comes naturally to the actress. She has played roles of an antagonist as well as a protagonist and she likes to mix up her acting with both types of roles to keep her career fresh and exciting. Her characters show us of how exactly it is to experiment with different acting styles and emerge as an all-rounder. The actress is currently seen in drama serial Woh Pagal Si alongside the evergreen actor Babar Ali, Hira Khan and Omer Shahzad. The versatile actress joins us for a quick and fun rapid fire. Here are 60 seconds from her life. Excerpts:

If your life had a theme song, what would it be?

Juro Gey Toh Jano Gey by Atif Aslam.

If you could bring one fictional character to life, who would it be?

I would make my own fictional character that could read minds and help people who are unable to speak their mind.

Do you have a useless talent?

I can crack bad jokes.

Best compliment you have ever received?

People have told me that I am very mature, understanding and helpful.

If you could be a child for one day, what would you do?

I will live my childhood to the fullest.

An item you like to collect?

I like to collect money and happiness.

What can turn the day around for you?

I just want to hang around with positive people and just have a lot of positivity around me.

Tell us an embarrassing story.

Some people can’t pronounce my name correctly and they often call me “Zulbab” or “Zarbab” which is kind of embarrassing for me.

Something you wish you had more time to do?

I wish I can learn how to paint and swim.

If you could meet a person for the first time again, who would it be?

I wish I could’ve met Michael Jackson, Mehdi Hassan, and Noor Jehan in their lifetime. Other than them I would love to meet and have a chat with Anwar Maqsood and Abida Parveen.