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Senior Pakistani actresses praise Maryam Aurangzeb’s transformation

Senior Pakistani actresses

KARACHI: Senior Pakistani actresses Bushra Ansari and Zara Noor Abbas have lauded Punjab’s senior minister Maryam Aurangzeb for her recent transformation, which has garnered widespread attention on social media.

The spotlight came after images and videos of Maryam Aurangzeb attending the wedding celebrations of Maryam Nawaz’s son, Junaid Safdar, went viral. Her simple yet elegant style and confident demeanor received positive reactions across social media platforms.

Bushra Ansari commented online, saying, “I know Maryam Aurangzeb closely. Her journey of weight loss is a testament to her commitment and consistency. Maryam, you look absolutely beautiful, Masha Allah.”

Meanwhile, Zara Noor Abbas shared side-by-side images of Maryam Aurangzeb, writing, “When a woman starts taking care of herself, any goal can be achieved.” She added that confidence and simplicity enhance any personality, and Maryam Aurangzeb is a prime example of this transformation.

Social media users echoed these sentiments, praising Maryam Aurangzeb’s new look as not only inspiring but also sending a positive message that women can thrive in politics with grace and confidence.

Maryam Aurangzeb remains one of Pakistan’s prominent political figures, frequently making headlines for both her statements and her distinct personal style.

Bushra Ansari raises alarm over Karachi’s worsening state

Bushra Ansari

KARACHI: Veteran actress Bushra Ansari has raised her voice over Karachi’s deteriorating state, expressing serious concern in a recent Instagram video message.

Bushra Ansari stated that while people often say Karachi is dirty and its roads are broken, they are not wrong. However, despite these issues, the people of Karachi remain courteous and welcoming, whether the guests arrive from Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa or Balochistan.

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Expressing disappointment, she said that for the past 30 to 40 years promises have been made to improve Karachi, yet nothing has changed in reality.

She clarified that her criticism was not directed at any political party, but highlighted that responsible authorities make claims of progress every year while the city continues to suffer.

The actress urged citizens to demand accountability, calling on Karachi’s residents to file a collective petition.

 She questioned whether those in charge do not love their own city, and asked how long it will take before Karachi is finally set right.