Actress and model Sana Javed had a touching encounter with a special fan that has captured the hearts of many on social media. In the video, Sana Javed is seen standing beside her fan, who is in a wheelchair. Her facial expressions is mix of emotions, sometimes she smiles warmly, and other times she appears a bit anxious as she looks around. The fan, while talking to the person who was making the video said, “I also met actress Syra Yousuf in Karachi as well,” before stating that he admired Sana.
This heartwarming moment is a testament to the actress’s humility and the positive influence she continues to have on her audience.
Veteran actress Fareeha Jabeen has opened up about her private life.
During a recent interview with ‘Subh Ka Samaa Madeha Kay Sath,’ she talked about her decision to remain single after her first divorce, because her daughter, Amar Khan, has always been sensitive about the topic. “I never considered remarrying because of how sensitive Amar has been about the subject.” Amar herself added: “When I was around seven or eight, I once saw a picture of my mom with a makeup artist. I was so upset that I tore up the entire album, even though that person was like a family friend.”
While talking about her former husband and marriage, the actress remarked, “My relationship with my former husband was deeply passionate. After our divorce, I decided to end any further romantic pursuits and focus on my daughter.” Fareeha revealed that she struggled financially while truly to support her child.
“I didn’t have a good education, so I wanted to make sure my daughter Amarhad one. It was hard, and we didn’t have a lot of money. Sometimes we even paid her school fees late. But I worked hard to give her the best life possible.” Jabeen added.Amar Khan graduated as a filmmaker from Beaconhouse National University. She worked in dramas like Bad Gumaan, Ghughi, Dil-e-Gumshuda, Darrar, Breaking News, and Heera Da Hero.
The bubbly and happy-go-lucky Juggun Kazim may look perfect on TV, but she has faced some very tough times. She shared details of physical abuse during her first marriage, revealing how she was mistreated and why she kept it hidden for years. Juggun Kazim said during a recent appears on FHM podcast, “I was physically abused and tortured during my first marriage, which lasted for 1.5 years. I got married within a week of falling for my first husband, who raised his hands on me in the third week of our marriage.”
Reflecting on her past, she added, “I ignored the warning signs, and that was a mistake. Abuse often starts with hurtful words. I should have taken action when he first hit me, but I was too blinded by his charm. I made a mistake by marrying him in secret, attracted by his good looks. When Noor Makhdoom’s story went public, my family discussed it, but I stayed silent, not wanting to draw attention to myself.”
Kazim also said, “However, I was going through a similar nightmare. I thought I’d suffer the same fate as Noor Makhdoom. While I was seven months pregnant, he abused me and threw me out of the house. I’m grateful to the neighbors who helped me. Now, Hamza is now grown up, and Faisal has been a wonderful father to him. I’m thankful to Allah for His kindness.”
A few months ago, Juggan Kazim was awarded the Presidential Civil Award ‘Tamgha-e-Imtiaz’ by the Government of Pakistan for her contributions to the media industry at the Presidential Awards ceremony on March 23, 2024. Juggun Kazim married Ahmed Tajik in 2004, but the marriage ended in divorce in 2005. She later married Faisal Naqvi in 2013.
Sana Javed’s response to people filming her without her consent has gone viral on social media.
Sana is currently traveling with her husband, Shoaib Malik, who is participating in the Legends League.
While in Birmingham with the team and their families, Sana was filmed without her permission. The actress, visibly uncomfortable, tried to shield her face from the camera with her hands.
The video quickly spread on social media, sparking a heated debate.
criticized Sana, claiming she was overreacting. Others defended Sana, saying the filming invaded her personal space and privacy. One supporter wrote, “One should respect personal boundaries, regardless of a person’s celebrity status.” Another added, “Celebrities should have the right to protect their privacy. The public should be more mindful of personal boundaries.”
This incident with Sana Javed is not unique. Actress Dur-e-Fishan Saleem faced a similar situation when she was filmed without her knowledge and also received both criticism and support.
As one user summed up, “Just because they are celebrities, it doesn’t mean they don’t have any feelings. They’re normal people who get affected by such behavior. The one who made the video should be ashamed.”
Actor Anam Tanveer recently discussed why getting married in Pakistan is harder than in other parts of the world during a podcast with FHM.
Tanveer pointed out that in many other countries, people can marry who they love without considering religion, social status, or background. However, in Pakistan, these factors play a significant role.
She gave examples: “In Pakistan, if a guy from DHA likes a girl from Malir, they often can’t marry because of where they live. This shouldn’t be the deciding factor.”
She added, “If I live in North Nazimabad, a guy might think it’s a cheap and backward area and refuse to marry me. Today, people prioritize where someone lives over compatibility, education, or character. A guy from DHA usually marries a girl from the same area.”
Tanveer also talked about her ideal partner, saying he should respect women, support his wife, and trust her career goals. She concluded by saying, “I haven’t met a single Pakistani man who respects women well.”
When actresses and cricketers interact, it creates pure magic. Fans often wonder if they exchange messages. This topic has been in the spotlight lately, with many wondering if cricketers send messages to actresses and if actresses respond. Recently, actress Yashma Gill appeared on ‘Elaichi’s The Fahad Ansari Show’. During the podcast, host Fahad Ansari asked, “Who is your favourite cricketer among the national players?”
“I like Babar Azam because he represents Pakistan on the international stage and is one of the world’s best batsmen,” Yashma replied.
She praised Babar’s performance and declared his success to be Pakistan’s success.
Talking about messages from cricketers to actresses, Yashma said, “I have never encountered a situation where any actress informed me about receiving messages from cricketers. Personally, I have never received any messages from cricketers, nor have I ever initiated any communication with a cricketer. I have never had any conversations with cricketers or had the opportunity to meet any of them so far.” Discussing friendships with players on the national cricket team, “You can be friends with cricketers; why not? They are talented and represent our country with pride. I don’t want to be friends with Babar Azam, but if we do become friends, there is no harm in it.
Actress Sidra Niazi actor Imran Ashraf met up and recalled their first day working together on the set of a drama. Sidra appeared as a guest on ‘Mazaq Raat,’ where both shared a funny and heartwarming story. Imran asked Sidra, “Can you tell us about our first day on set? What happened?” Sidra smiled and replied, “You tell us, you probably remember it better, then I’ll add to it.
“Imran Ashraf recalled the moment, saying, “I was about to shoot a scene, and I had to come out from a corner and walked in front of the camera. You had to come down the stairs from above, and I was watching from a distance. I could see a look of hopelessness in a girl’s eyes, wishing the world would just pause for a moment so the drama could stop.”
Sidra asked, “What exactly did you say to me?” Imran responded, “I told you, may Allah be with you; this will be a great role for you. We had so much fun working on the whole drama together.” Sidra Niazi is known for her roles in dramas like ‘Chupke Chupke,’ ‘Qayamat,’ ‘Sukoon’ and the Eid telefilm ‘Tamiz-ud-din Ki Badtamiz Family.’
Nadia Jamil, a veteran actress in the entertainment industry, has revealed that she faced harassment from a prominent Pakistani director. Her brave choice to share her story is likely to encourage others to come forward and seek support.
Recently, Nadia Jamil appeared on Iffat Omar’s show ‘Say It All With Iffat Omar.’ During the interview, she talked about being harassed by a well-known director.
Nadia Jamil said, “I’m very careful about the projects I take on and the people I work with. I’ve been harassed by a famous director in the past, and I’m not willing to put myself in a situation that could be dangerous or uncomfortable. Recently, Naumaan Ijaz (Nomi Bhai) approached me about working on a project, but when I found out that ‘that guy’ was involved, I immediately said no. I just didn’t think it was worth the risk.”
She went on to say, “I haven’t revealed his name yet, but I believe many girls must have experienced harassment from him. I’m waiting for the right time because I want my sons to grow older. Right now, they’re still too young to handle a situation like this wisely because they’re just angry young boys.”
During the show, Iffat Omar also shared her perspective on the difficulty of addressing such situations. She said, “I can’t talk about such situations even if they happen for real because they send me court notices.”
Nadia Jamil worked in drama serials such as ‘Jo Bichar Gaey’, ‘Durre Shehwar’, and ‘Damsa, Meray Paas Paas’. Nadia is currently starring in ‘Khushbo Mein Basay Khat.’
Sometimes, love finds you in the most unexpected places. On the set of the Bollywood movie ‘Dear Maya’, a special connection formed between two individuals. Madiha Imam recently shared how she met her husband, Moji Basar, while working on the film. Moji, who comes from northern India, is both a filmmaker and an MMA trainer. The film set the stage for their love story, making Madiha’s journey in the film industry even more special.
“My husband is from India, from the Northern part, and he’s a filmmaker as well as an MMA trainer. He has worked on various projects in Bollywood, and we first met during the making of my Bollywood film, Dear Maya,” she narrated.
While discussing her new family, Madiha said, “My in-laws have a unique culture that surprised me with their customs. I loved how they welcomed me into the family. The whole area is very tribal, and the entire tribe came down to welcome me when Moji took me for the reception.” Madiha, the star of ‘Bayhadh’ and ‘Dil Manay Na’, married Moji Basar on May 1, 2023. She posted pictures of the wedding with the caption, “Married 1-5-2023, remember us in your prayers as we embark on this new chapter of our lives.”
The talented Hiba Bukhari has been earning praise for her roles in Jaan Nisar and Radd. Fans have been particularly drawn to her on-screen chemistry with Danish Taimoor and Sheheryar Munawar in the two dramas. In a delightful video shared by Hiba on her Instagram account, Sheheryar affectionately dubbed her the ‘Ratings Queen’ of Pakistan.
Recently, Hiba had a friendly chat with her ‘Radd’ co-star about their drama and great chemistry. Shehryar said, “Hiba is calm and relaxed. She is the ‘Rating Queen’ and our busiest actor. However, she doesn’t share her schedule, and she’s quite private, always busy on her phone, so we never know what she eats or does in her free time.”
Hiba replied, “Sheheryar is the most down-to-earth and humble celebrity, and he’s amazing. He is also a private person who stays in his room.” The story of the drama revolves around an innocent man named Salaar who has been living an oppressed life despite having everything. The drama also features a triangular love story between Emaan, Salaar, and Zain. Hiba Bukhari plays the character of Emaan, and Sheheryar Munawar plays the character of Salaar. The drama was written by Sanam Mehdi Zaryab and directed by Ahmed Bhatti.
