Momina Iqbal is one of the biggest stars of the Pakistani drama industry. Her sister Rimsha Iqbal came into the limelight when she stood steadfast infront of her sister during her controversy with PMLN MPA Saqib Chadhar. Rimsha recently appeared on a podcast and shared dark side of her sister’s stardom.

Momina Iqbal lost her father some time back in a tragic manner. It was sudden heart failure and she still misses her father very much. Rimsha revealed how her sister was treated while her father’s body was lying there.

Momina Iqbal took her father to the hospital. The staff suddenly came and all the doctors were asking her if she was Momina. They did not even attend their father rightly and medical negligence got involved as they were all looking at Momina as a star and not as a patient’s attendant.

Momina also wrote a few words on this revelation. She said that she has been through a lot in her life due to the limelight that she had. Her profession became a punishment for her loved ones but she trusts Allah and knows He will provide justice.

Sajal Aly is a celebrated Pakistani television and film actress, well known for her excellent work in critically acclaimed dramas such as Gul-e-Rana, Chup Raho, Yaqeen Ka Safar, and Zard Patton Ka Bunn. Nowadays, she is receiving praise for her mature and natural performance as Rabya in Zanjeerain. The drama is produced by Momina Duraid Productions, directed by Shahzad Kashmiri, and written by Farhat Ishtiaq.

In the last two episodes, Sajal Aly’s remarkable performance has earned widespread critical and public acclaim. Artists including Mishi Khan, Maya Ali, Farah Nadeem, and many others have praised her work. Scenes from the episodes have gone viral across social media platforms, with fans creating thousands of edits and reels.

Sajal Aly recently shared a gratitude post after being overwhelmed by the public response. She posted a note on her Instagram account along with BTS pictures. Sajal wrote, “Overwhelmed with gratitude. Every message, every kind word, every bit of love has reached me. And to anyone carrying grief, loss, or healing from something unseen — you’re not alone. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart.” 

Sajal Aly is getting praise from Minal Khan, Shagufta Ejaz and Nadia Jamil . Fans are also praising her top-notch acting as Rabya in Zanjeerain.

Shahzad Nawaz is a popular television actor who began his career as an advertising expert . He is currently known for hit dramas like Parizaad, Badshah Begum, Mein and Shanas. Nowadays, he is garnering praise for his performances in Ghulam Bashah Sundri, Humrahi and Dr Bahu.

Shahzad Nawaz mostly worked behind the scenes and discovered his acting talent at a relatively late age, in his fifties. After a successful portrayal as a wealthy father in the drama series Mein, he began receiving similar roles one after another and is currently appearing in three top Pakistani dramas: Ghulam Bashah Sundri, Humrahi, and Dr. Bahu. In all three dramas, he is portraying a character similar to his role in Mein, where he played an arrogant, wealthy father of an affluent son, Zaid.

All his recent projects show him as a selfish, influential father of spoiled children who often have conflicts with him. Here are his looks from all the dramas.

Netizens and drama viewers are not happy with his repeated television appearances two to three times per week, with many calling it monotonous on screen. One wrote, “This uncle has the same acting and getup in every drama, like Saba Hameed and Rubina Ashraf.” Another said, “At least change WiFi,” while a viewer taunted, “He has the same beard, same voice with the same base, and that same cigar in every other drama.” Another stated, “Exactly… don’t get the hype about him. He is a misfit for drama and bahu roles. At least he should change his appearance; if he can’t change his acting, he should change his look.” One said he may be charging less, which is why he is offered every other drama. Another fan said they don’t watch his dramas because he is an overactor. A viewer wrote, “In the Pakistani drama industry, we make every incapable man a star.”