Himanshi Khurana Praises Saba Qamar’s Acting Talent

Indian actress and former Bigg Boss 13 contender Himanshi Khurana revealed her admiration for Saba Qamar during a recent Instagram Q&A session. When asked to name her favorite Pakistani actor, Himanshi promptly responded, “Saba Qamar is my most favourite Pakistani actress without doubt.”

Himanshi, who gained attention last year for her breakup with Asim Riaz, citing religion as the reason, used the interactive session to connect with fans, addressing questions about her personal life, career, and even her fitness journey.

The cross-border appreciation between Himanshi and Saba has delighted fans, who see it as a heartwarming example of artistic camaraderie, sparking positivity and social media buzz.

Saba Qamar, a celebrated Pakistani actress who began her career in 2004, continues to be a source of inspiration and admiration in both Pakistan and India.

Who is Saba Qamar?

Saba Qamar Zaman dominates Urdu films and television as one of Pakistan’s most celebrated and highest-paid actresses. Known for her exceptional talent, Qamar has earned numerous accolades, including two Lux Style Awards and a Hum Award. The Government of Pakistan also honored her with the Tamgha-e-Imtiaz in 2012 and the Pride of Performance in 2016.

Qamar gained widespread recognition with her portrayal of Ruqsana Inayat in the historical drama Jinnah Ke Naam (2009), marking a breakthrough in her career. She continued to captivate audiences with acclaimed performances in Dastaan and Uraan (2010), Maat and Pani Jaisa Piyar (2011), Thakan (2012), Sannata and Bunty I Love You (2013), Digest Writer (2014), Sangat (2015), and Besharam (2016), earning several Best Actress nominations along the way.

On the big screen, Qamar showcased her versatility in the biographical film Manto (2015), the romantic comedy Lahore Se Aagey (2016), and the Hindi-language educational drama Hindi Medium (2017), where her performance earned her a Filmfare Award nomination for Best Actress.

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