In an exclusive interview with Suno Digital, Asad got candid and said it has been a month since he left making family vlogs.

“I have been offering Salah more regularly for the past two to three months due to which I have stopped even making petty sins. I am feeling a change in myself,” he added.

He further revealed he did not consult his wife, Nimra, before making the decision of leaving family vlogging. “We are friends before anything else, so there was no resistance from her side,” he said.

In his comment on vlogging as an income stream, he said he used to earn Rs1-2 million per month by making vlogs.

“Daily vlogging has now become a good source of income. That’s why many people are doing this,” he added.

He said his family did not think about money when he quit family vlogging because they do not depend on his YouTube income.

“We are a financially strong family as my father has worked hard,” he said, adding he was just interested in earning his own money, and that is why he started vlogging.

Asad also revealed he also sold SIM cards of different companies without his father knowing and also worked on a campaign for a US-based company which earned him Rs200,000.