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The Untold Story of Saba Qamar and Aamina Sheikh’s Iconic Friendship

On Monday, Saba Qamar and Aamina Sheikh showcased their wedding glam in an Instagram Story, posing together at one of Kubra Khan and Gohar Rasheed’s wedding events. “Roll out the carpet, we are coming,” Saba wrote, addressing the newlyweds.
Saba dazzled in a peach sari, while Aamina stunned in a gleaming white ensemble. Both actors styled their hair elegantly—Saba in a sleek bun and Aamina in a traditional braid.
Beyond their impeccable fashion, Saba and Aamina stood out for their enduring friendship. Time and again, these on-screen sisters have embodied true best-friend goals.
A Bond That Began in Maat
Fans first saw their on-screen chemistry in the 2011 drama serial Maat, where they played sisters with clashing ambitions. Though their characters were at odds, the show sparked a lasting real-life friendship.
Reflecting on their bond, Saba praised Aamina in a 2018 interview with The Express Tribune. “Working with Aamina Sheikh has been a wonderful experience. She is one of the most professional and hardworking actors in our industry,” she shared.
Heartfelt Reunions and Shared Memories
In August last year, Saba dedicated a heartfelt Instagram post to Aamina, where they twinned in black and white outfits. She expressed gratitude for their time together, writing, “Your presence brought warmth and joy to my home, and our conversations left me inspired.”
Admiring Aamina’s talent and kindness, she continued, “It’s rare to meet someone so genuine, and I feel fortunate to have you as a friend. Looking forward to creating more beautiful memories together.”
In the post, the two enjoyed a cozy girls’ day at Saba’s home, where they posed playfully, forming a heart with their hands. Saba kept it casual in a white t-shirt with summer bangs, while Aamina exuded elegance in a white kurta.
A Reunion After 14 Years
In January, the duo thrilled fans by announcing their on-screen reunion in Case #9. Saba and Aamina embraced in a long, swaying hug, twinning in sunglasses and crop tops. “Saba, we made it. We’re here,” Aamina said, clapping hands with her bestie. “We’re here to slay.”
Aamina also reciprocated the love last August, praising Saba’s fearless performance in Maat. “Life and screen shine when there is mutual respect and admiration,” she wrote. “Aimen, my character in Maat, wouldn’t have made the same impact without Saba’s bold and uninhibited portrayal of Saman. She was the true yin to my yang.”
Looking ahead, Aamina expressed excitement for their journey. “Now in life, we pick up where we left off, always grateful, always joyful for our shared success.”
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Sardaar Ji 3 Sets New Box Office Record in Pakistan

Pakistani actress Hania Aamir and Indian superstar Diljit Dosanjh are celebrating massive box office success as their film Sardaar Ji 3 races past several major titles in Pakistan.
Reports confirm that Sardaar Ji 3 has shattered records nationwide, especially in Lahore, where it’s playing on over 30 cinema screens. Producers Gambhir Singh Sidhu, Manmord Sidhu, and Diljit Dosanjh released the film across Pakistan on June 27.
Despite strong opposition in India, Sardaar Ji 3 made history by earning the highest-ever first-day box office for an Indian film in Pakistan, collecting PKR 3.5 crore and surpassing Salman Khan’s Sultan (2016). Globally, the film has already earned over ?36.6 crore.
Blending comedy, fantasy, and horror, the film stars Diljit as a ghost hunter on a thrilling mission in a haunted UK mansion. The cast includes Hania Aamir, Neeru Bajwa, Gulshan Grover, Jasmin Bajwa, and Pakistani actors Nasir Chinyoti, Saleem Albela, and Daniyal Khawar.
With packed theatres and glowing reviews, the movie shows no signs of slowing down at the box office.
Also Read: Hania Aamir and Diljit Dosanjh’s Sardaar Ji 3 Cleared for Release in Pakistan and Overseas Today
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Lakshmi Manchu Defends Pakistani Artists Amid Ongoing India Ban

Renowned Telugu actress Lakshmi Manchu has openly criticized the increasing restrictions on Pakistani artists, challenging the fairness of such bans and censorship.
Speaking amid the controversy surrounding Sardaar Ji 3—which stars Diljit Dosanjh and Pakistani actress Hania Aamir—Lakshmi questioned the decision to block the film’s release in India following objections from local film bodies.
She voiced her frustration over the politicisation of art and targeted the logic of punishing creative professionals. “Are Pakistani artists really a threat?” she asked, calling the outrage over cross-border collaborations deeply misplaced.
She defended the role of art as a force above political tensions and condemned the Instagram account suspensions affecting Pakistani celebrities, labeling them a violation of free expression. “If we treat them like this, where is the India we are proud of?” she questioned.
Lakshmi Manchu strongly opposed blanket bans on Pakistani talent, arguing that such measures damage the cultural bridge the arts can build between nations. “Artists rise above nationalities,” she said, adding, “To say ‘you can’t do this’ to an artist simply because of their background undermines everything art stands for.”
Also Read: Hania Aamir and Diljit Dosanjh’s Sardaar Ji 3 Cleared for Release in Pakistan and Overseas Today
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Asim Azhar Reacts to Merub Chants at Concert

Singer Asim Azhar recently addressed his fans directly during a concert, urging them to respect personal boundaries and avoid dragging private matters into public spaces.
The incident unfolded when a few attendees began chanting remarks about Asim’s former fiancée, Merub Ali. Taking hold of the microphone, Asim responded calmly, asking the crowd to stop.
“Please don’t say such things,” he told them. “It hurts both families. Let’s not bring personal matters into such public gatherings.”
He reminded the audience to show empathy for artists and their personal lives. A video of the moment quickly circulated online, sparking mixed reactions. While many applauded Asim for staying composed and mature, others were surprised by the disruption.
One user commented, “It’s our duty not to insult entertainers. They don’t perform alone—they bring their families too. Heckling hurts everyone involved. This herd mentality must end.”
Earlier, Asim officially confirmed the end of his engagement with Merub Ali. Sharing a message via Instagram, he wrote, “Salam everyone, we hope this message finds you well. We wanted to take a moment to share something personal, as we believe we owe that to those who have supported us.”
He added, “After much thought and reflection, Merub and I have decided to go our separate ways—peacefully and with mutual understanding.”
Asim acknowledged the bond they shared and noted, “We continue to hold deep respect for each other and for our families.” He concluded by requesting privacy, asking fans to show the same grace with which the message was shared.
Merub Ali has not made any public statement yet, but fans noticed that both have unfollowed each other on Instagram.
The couple, who had known each other since childhood, got engaged in 2022 and acted together in Sinf-e-Aahan. They were frequently seen together in public, often making headlines for their close friendship.
Also Read: Asim Azhar and Merub Ali Call Off Engagement After Three-Years
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