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Host Fawad Khan Books an Entire Restaurant for Bollywood Veteran Mumtaz

During her recent visit to Pakistan, Bollywood veteran Mumtaz experienced a warm reception from the film and music fraternity. Among the gestures of hospitality, actor Fawad Khan went above and beyond by booking an entire restaurant for the esteemed actress.

Exclusive Dining Experience for Bollywood Veteran Mumtaz

Fawad Khan’s gesture of booking an entire restaurant exemplifies the warmth and hospitality extended to Mumtaz during her stay in Pakistan. With only Mumtaz, Fawad Khan, his wife, and children present, while veteran Pakistani singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan also sang for her during her visit despite feeling unwell at the time. The evening became an intimate affair filled with love and appreciation for the veteran actress’s contribution to the Indian film industry.

Recently, Mumtaz’s outspoken stance against Zeenat Aman’s views on live-in relationships lands her in headlines. Her views showcased adherence to traditional values while also engaging in contemporary social discourse; her remarks also emphasized the importance of upholding moral values while navigating modern societal norms, adding depth to her public persona beyond her illustrious film career.

Celebrating Cross-border Friendship

On Instagram, Mumtaz has shared pictures with several Pakistani artists including Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Fawad Khan and Ghulam Ali. Actress Mumtaz revealed that people in Pakistan welcomed her with open arms and showed her love and appreciation.

Mumtaz’s visit to Pakistan not only highlighted the bonds of friendship and respect between artists across borders but also emphasized the universality of art. Despite political tensions, Fawad Khan’s gesture and Mumtaz’s warm reception highlights the belief that art transcends boundaries and promotes connections that defy geopolitical constraints. As Mumtaz advocated for the lifting of bans on Pakistani artists working in India, her visit served as a reminder of the shared cultural heritage that unites the subcontinent.