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Tabish Hashmi Speaks Out About Not Inviting Fawad Khan

Tabish Hashmi one of Pakistan’s most beloved hosts, currently leads the comedy-based interview show “Hasna Mana Hai”. Fans thoroughly enjoy his engaging style and humor. With his natural knack for comedy, Tabish effortlessly brings smiles to his audience’s faces. He has interviewed nearly every prominent figure in Pakistan, welcoming all the big stars to his show.

Tabish Hashmi gave an interview to Independent Urdu and spoke about the guests he has had on his show. He was asked if “Fawad Khan has never appeared on Hasna Mana Hai due to budgetary constraints or if there is something else. He said that budget is not an issue at all. He just thinks Fawad will be too sober for his show.”

Tabish Hashmi said that “he only thinks about the end product that will come out. He wants his show to be enjoyable and he never thinks of if the guests are big stars or not. The team collectively decides on a guest list and then they invite them.”

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Bushra Ansari Expresses Concern Over Karachi’s Deteriorating Condition

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Ahsan Khan earns esteemed recognition at British Parliament

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Presented by Member of Parliament Afzal Khan (CBE), the award recognizes his exceptional contributions to the entertainment industry and longstanding dedication to social and community initiatives.

Held in a British Parliament committee room, the elegant ceremony was attended by distinguished figures including MPs Mohammad Yasin and Nusrat Ghani. Speakers lauded Khan’s artistic achievements, humanitarian efforts, and role in fostering social awareness, noting the honour celebrates his hard work and serves as an inspiration for the younger generation.

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