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Would you rather buy a house or travel the world? For actress Nazish Jahangir, the choice is clear.

She shared her thoughts on travelling and financial priorities on the Footprints Podcast.

“I will never buy my own house because I know my father’s house is mine, and my future husband’s house will be mine, too,” she said.

“I love to travel, and I always budget to see new places,” the Poppy Ke Wedding actress added.

Nazish claims that material things do not matter much to her.

“I’m not about making properties or collecting wealth. I want to experience life,” she explained.

Self-proclaimed singer and social media star Chahat Fateh Ali Khan has become the centre of another controversy. A video of his interview on Suno To Sahi, hosted by Hina Niazi, went viral, and social media users criticised both of them.

 

On the set of the show, Chahat made several videos with host Hina Niazi, which he shared on his social media.

 

One of the video clips from the show, also shared by the private channel’s official TV social media page, particularly sparked criticism in which Chahat proposed the young TV host.

 

During the said clip, Hina asked him about the type of partner he wanted to marry, to which Chahat, claiming to be single, replied to Hina Niazi that he wanted a beautiful Pashtoon and blue-eyed girl like her.

 

He also tells the TV host that he has been waiting to meet her for a year, and now “God has accepted my prayers.”

 

The Hina responds with laughter, jokingly saying, “I value your sentiments, but my family is very strict, so you are not my choice.”

 

Another video under criticism was posted on Chaht Fateh Ali Khan’s Instagram, in which the host asks which program he enjoyed the most, to which Chahat names the said host.

 

But then Chahat also jokes about the two being the same height and that she is single, and so is he, “Today, our pair is meant to be made.”

This comes days after Chahat Fateh Ali Khan threatened legal action against television host Mathira after she revealed she was very uncomfortable during an interaction with him.

Khan recently appeared on Mathira’s talk show The 21mm Show, and posted a video on his Instagram where he was moving closer to the host while singing his popular song, Bado Badi, while she kept moving away. Khan also gave her a one-armed hug and held her arm repeatedly, despite her nervous laughter.

In a video titled “Mathira breaks silence on harassment by Chahat Fateh Ali Khan,” she spoke about the incident and said, “Whenever a guest comes to our show, I respect them and treat them with love and kindness, but making a video in this way was a very bad move. Being bold does not mean that anyone will see and hug me,”  Mathira said. 

“I was feeling very uncomfortable. This video was not made with our cameras, but by Chahat Fateh without permission. My team and I did not know that this video was made. The show’s cameras are somewhere else, while this video was made from another spot, which is not allowed,” she explained.

“As a woman, all this was painful because I do not do all these things to hug people,” she remarked.

Chahat responded in a video posted on his Instagram account, stating that Mathira was speaking out against him when in “reality” she had pleaded for months that he appear on her show because it wasn’t doing well.

TikToker Imsha Rehman has “for Allah’s sake” forgiven the man accused of leaking her alleged private videos online.

Rehman, a popular social media star with over 200,000 followers on TikTok, had in November last year deleted her account after viral videos allegedly showed her sharing an intimate moment with an unidentified person. The alleged leaks had come within days of similar videos of TikToker Manahil Malik, sparking widespread criticism over the internet.

According to media reports, the case against the arrested accused took an unexpected turn as Rehman on Friday forgave the accused “Fi Sabilillah [for Allah’s sake]” during a hearing at a court in Islamabad.

Subsequently, the court granted the man bail and ordered his release.

The development comes days after Rehman finally broke silence and revealed that the culprit who released her “fake videos” had been arrested by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA). 

“The videos circulating online were fake and purposely spread to harm me,” she said in her maiden interview since after disappearing from spotlight. The situation, Rehman said, affected her deeply and she could no longer go to the university or face people.

The social media influencer revealed that she had even received death threats, and called netizens out over the prevalent culture where people don’t find it problematic to produce or share such content. “People think it’s cool to share others’ videos without understanding the damage it can cause.”

Rehman said that instead of releasing a video statement back in November, she chose to take legal action against the culprit, which has led to the arrest of an accused. Praising the FIA for its help, she confirmed that the agency had in its custody the man who allegedly produced and shared the videos.

The videos, which seemed to show the social media influencer sharing an intimate moment with a male friend, sparked strong reactions from people online. Many also expressed concerns over the growing number of cases involving digital privacy violations.

While she had not given an official statement prior to the interview, Rehman had deactivated her Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat and Facebook accounts. She had also posted a message on her Instagram saying, “Jab tak video viral hai mein ne id off kar di hai [I have deactivated my accounts for as long as the video is doing the rounds].”

Social media activists and other influencers had also called for the removal of the viral videos and urged people to respond more compassionately to such sensitive situations.

The alleged leaks had not only brought to fore the menace of deepfakes but also highlighted issues of privacy violations and the responsibility of social media platforms to protect users’ content.

Bollywood icon Shah Rukh Khan (SRK) and director Farah Khan are reportedly working on a sequel to their 2004 hit Main Hoon Na, with Farah Khan currently leading the screenplay development at Red Chillies Entertainment.

If approved, this project will mark the fourth successful collaboration between Shah Rukh Khan and Farah Khan, following their previous films such as Om Shanti Om and Happy New Year.

As per reports from Indian publications, Farah Khan has pitched a fresh idea for Main Hoon Na 2 and is currently working on the screenplay with her team.

Although the project is moving forward with script development, SRK remains cautious. His decision to star in the sequel will depend entirely on the quality of the final script.

The first draft is expected by mid-2025.

Fashion is more than just luxury labels—it’s about sentiment, history, and personal expression. But when Indian fashion influencer Sufi Motiwala criticised Mawra Hocane’s wedding look, calling her lehenga “tacky,” it sparked a heated debate across social media.

Indian fashion influencer Sufi Motiwala, known for his commentary on celebrity outfits, recently sparked controversy with his critique of Pakistani actor Mawra’s wedding look shortly after she tied the knot with actor Ameer Gilani.

In a video, he called the fabric of Mawra’s lehenga “tacky” and “questionable.” 

He stated, “This is what happens when you live in a world without Sabyasachi and Manish Malhotra. The fabric choice is tacky.” His comments quickly caught the attention of fashion enthusiasts and industry insiders.

Pakistani stylist Zahra Sarfraz did not hold back in responding, calling Sufi “tacky” for his limited appreciation of fashion.

“What I find truly tacky is living outside the world of originality, sticking to two to three designers, making yourself feel better with that one label,” she remarked in her counter-video.

She also took the opportunity to educate the Indian influencer and his followers on the sentimental value behind Mawra’s wedding attire. She explained that the Sanam Teri Kasam actor had built her entire bridal look around her mother-in-law’s dupatta. 

“Sufi, what I don’t understand is we extend so much respect, love, and support your way. Why is it so difficult to extend the same respect towards us? You can’t comprehend the world of sentimental value… It is so beautiful that Mawra took her mother-in-law’s shaadi ka dupatta and built the entire outfit around it. I guess that’s something you can do when you have a personality,” she added.

Zahra further elaborated on the historical and emotional significance of Mawra’s bridal accessories. “Humare logo ki ek or interesting baat batati hun, hume chhote set mein bhi exactly usi tarah sans aati hai jiss tarah bade set mein aati hai (I’ll tell you another interesting fact about us: we can breathe the same way in a small jewelry set as we do in a large one.). 

“For those who don’t know, this set was owned by Mawra’s dadi saas (husband’s paternal grandmother), and she wore this and celebrated it in the most beautiful way possible,” Zahra explained.

Mawra Hocane and Ameer Gilani have been the center of attention ever since their breathtaking nikkah pictures captivating fans on social media.

The couple surprised everyone with the announcement of their wedding, sharing beautiful moments from the ceremony.

Photography for the event took place at Lahore’s famous Fort. 

After the nikkah, Ameer Gilani posted rukhsati pictures on Instagram with the caption, “Got my Laila, Alhamdulillah.”

Mawra looked stunning in a tea-pink ensemble, while Ameer complemented her in a light pink outfit. Their pictures have been widely loved by fans.

Check out their wedding pictures below:

Some characters win you over with their confidence, while others steal hearts with their innocence, and Mujji, played by Hamza Sohail, is the latter!

Mujji, a nickname for Mujtaba, is not your typical hero. He’s the kind of guy who never rolls a six in Ludo, jiska tarbooz kabhi laal nahi nikla. He’s innocent, a little shy, and maybe even a bit naive — someone who stumbles into situations instead of walking into them. But that’s exactly what makes him so endearing! His awkward charm and wide-eyed wonder give Mujji a refreshing edge, far from the usual confident, larger-than-life protagonists we’re used to.

With his innocent expressions and charisma, Hamza brings a whole new vibe to Mujji, which is a complete transformation from his past roles. This time, he’s not the smooth talker or the hero with all the answers; he’s the guy who gets flustered, overthinks things and easily falls into traps set by others who enjoy making fun of him. And that’s precisely what makes him fun to watch!

And there’s one more character you can’t ignore: Deeju! Read all about her here—you don’t want to miss out!

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