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Desk Report "Humsafar is why I continue to receive so much love in my personal life and in my career," says the superstar. Mahira Khan is now a renowned film star but she remembers as well as us that it was her small screen hits that propelled her to fame. From her TV characters Khirad and Shano to her big screen hits Ho Mann Jahan and Raees, she has proved herself to be versatile and a hit with the fans. While celebrating 16 years of Hum network, Mahira talked about her acting journey — which will complete a decade this year. Having recently recovered from the coronavirus, she first ...

Pakistani-Canadian actress and model Armeena Khan receives major backlash for her recent photograph on social media. Here's what happened.

5 Reasons We Love Mahira Khan 5 Reasons We Love Mahira Khan On her 36th birthday, we jot down reasons why we love the ‘Superstar’ actress so much! by 1SHARES There is something about Mahira Khan that sets her apart from most actresses in the entertainment fraternity. The Pakistani actress, model, and former VJ, Mahira Khan, has been stealing the audience’s hearts for the past 14 years. The 36-year-old has to date delivered powerful and moving performances, stepped in challenging roles which have marked her strong foothold in the industry.     From representing Pakistan on various glob...

Happy Birthday Mahira Khan! 4 times the actor owned 2020 Despite its challenges, 2020 has been a fruitful year as Khan received ample recognition on multiple forums Pakistani superstar Mahira Khan turns 36 today! The actor has had a rather busy year, thanks to her various projects. The star has been busy shooting this year for her two upcoming films, Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad, which will mark her debut project with fellow actor Fahad Mustafa and secondly, she will be reuniting with Fawad Khan in Neelofar. Mahira recently revealed that she has finished the final shooting spell for her second film....

Border Tensions Impact on Kabaddi: Pakistani Players Outed from Mumbai League Pro Kabaddi League NEW DELHI: As India and Pakistan exchange fire at the border and rhetoric on the political stage, the conflict between the two countries is quietly playing out in another arena. Two Pakistani players that had signed up for an ongoing professional kabaddi league in India will not be playing any match in Mumbai and Pune due to “security concerns.” Interestingly, the move follows protests by the Shiv Sena demanding that the Pakistani players be removed from the league. “Franchises will not ...