Munazzah Arif and Hina Bayat are seasoned Pakistani television actors who are known for their remarkable performances in hit TV dramas. Hina Bayat is known for Zindagi Gulzar Hai, Mera Naam Yousaf Hai, Khaie and Khumaar while Munazzah Arif is known for Dil e Nadaan, Kashaf, Dil Wali Gali Mein and others. Both the senior actors are a regular participant of Nida Yasir’s popular morning show Good Morning Pakistan.

Recently, Munazzah Arif and Hina Bayat were the guests at GMP, hosted by Nida Yasir. In the show Munazzah and Hina discussed different aspects that are ruining relationships in younger generations.

Hina Bayat said, “Jokes aside, this is another major problem in our society—may Allah forgive us—that now girls are attracted to girls and boys are attracted to boys. These things are hidden by people; they get married, and lives are ruined. Relationships break, and there is no way to avoid it if people keep hiding the truth. So at least be thankful if your child is attracted to the opposite gender. There should also be an engagement period to observe both the boy and the girl.”

The curtain has fallen on one of Pakistan’s most revered actresses, Ayesha Khan, the legendary performer who left an indelible mark on classic Pakistani television, has passed away in Karachi, leaving behind a legacy that spans decades and hearts that span generations.

Ayesha Khan – A Shining Star of PTV’s Golden Era

Born in 1948, Ayesha Khan was among the rare talents who not only defined her era but became the face of Pakistan Television’s golden age. She rose to fame with her unforgettable performances in landmark dramas such as Afshan, Uroosa, Aanch, Bandhan, and Shaam Se Pehle. Each role she portrayed was imbued with soul, but it was her portrayal in Afshan that remains etched in the national memory—a grieving woman navigating the trials of Partition, raising her own child and her niece while awaiting her husband’s return. It wasn’t just a role; it was a symbol of resilience, sacrifice, and grace.

A Legacy Etched in Emotion

What made Ayesha Khan truly iconic was not just her script choices but her unmatched dialogue delivery, expressive silence, and the gravity she brought to every scene. Her presence lit up the screen, and her absence leaves a void not easily filled. Ayesha was also the elder sister of another powerhouse performer, Khalida Riasat, making theirs one of the most gifted families in Pakistan’s television history.

In recent years, she had withdrawn from the screen due to prolonged illness, quietly fading from the limelight but never from the hearts of those who grew up watching her.

Arts Council President Ahmed Shah aptly summed up the loss: “She acted for more than 50 years, and her passing is a profound loss to the drama industry of Pakistan.”

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Nameer Khan is an actor and model who has managed to win hearts with his strong performance in the drama Qarz e Jaan. Though he played a villain, his character arc became popular with the audience and the show proved to make him a star. He has a passion for acting and good scripts. The star was a guest on Mazaq Raat and spoke about his work, love life and what he will see in his future partner.

Nameer Khan shared that he is currently single and his total focus is on his work. He has rejected 11 scripts since Qarz e Jaan as he wants to pick projects with a message behind it. He is not looking towards distractions right now and he wants to do great work in his career.

The actor said that you cannot really have your ideal when you fall for someone. You can fall in love in one sight and the standards that you may have set for your partner would not even matter. He feels he would like his dream girl to be a beautiful with sharp facial features, similar to how his own. He also revealed that he saw someone he liked in Canada but never confessed to her. He did not want to get distracted and remained focused on his goals.