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Mahira Khan highlights Pakistan’s cultural identity at Harvard Pakistan conference

Mahira Khan

Cambridge: Renowned Pakistani actor Mahira Khan represented Pakistan at the Harvard Pakistan Conference held at Harvard University in the United States, drawing international attention to the country’s cultural and creative presence.

The event, organized by the Pakistan Students Association at Harvard University, brought together political, academic, business, and entertainment figures from Pakistan.

The conference aimed to discuss Pakistan’s challenges, development opportunities, and future prospects through dialogue and exchange of ideas.

During the event, Mahira Khan spoke about Pakistan’s culture, positive global image, and the importance of representation on international platforms. Her remarks were widely appreciated by attendees.

Sharing pictures from the event on Instagram, she described the moment as unforgettable, saying that some dreams are only seen while others manifest into reality. She expressed gratitude for being able to share a part of her journey with her followers and thanked those who supported her along the way.

Mahira Khan also said that she not only represents herself but also represents the place she comes from, adding that speaking at Harvard University’s Pakistan Conference was an honor for her. She thanked students for their warm welcome and hospitality.

The event was also attended by several notable figures, including former Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar, singer Momina Mustehsan, and designer HSY (Hassan Sheheryar Yasin).

Her participation is being viewed as part of a growing trend of Pakistani artists gaining visibility on global academic and cultural platforms, contributing to a positive international image of Pakistan.

Mahira Khan wants Humayun Saeed to play villain in upcoming film

Mahira Khan

ISLAMABAD: Renowned Pakistani actress Mahira Khan expressed her desire to see senior actor Humayun Saeed in a villainous role, revealing her thoughts during a promotional appearance for her upcoming film “Aag Lage Basti Mein”.

Mahira Khan and Fahad Mustafa participated in comedy show “Hansna Mana Hai”, where host Tabish Hashmi engaged them in games and interactive questions.

When asked what advice she would give to Humayun Saeed, Mahira Khan said she would love to see him in a unique villain role, similar to characters like Noori Nath, and mentioned that Humayun also enjoys action-hero roles.

Fahad Mustafa, asked about performing action sequences, shared that he also enjoys action but faces challenges due to limited facilities in Pakistan.

He revealed that during the ongoing film shoot, he had a finger injury, highlighting the physical demands of action filming.

The discussion not only gave fans a glimpse into the actors’ preferences for diverse roles but also highlighted the growing interest in action and unique character-driven performances in Pakistani cinema.

Fahad Mustafa, Mahira Khan’s ‘Aag Lage Basti Mein’ trailer creates buzz

Fahad Mustafa,

KARACHI: The trailer of the much-anticipated film ‘Aag Lage Basti Mein’, starring Fahad Mustafa and Mahira Khan, has gone viral immediately after its release, generating excitement among fans.

The movie also features renowned actors Javed Sheikh and Tabish Hashmi in key roles. The film is written and directed by Bilal Atif Khan.

A major production by Salman Iqbal Films and Big Bang Films, ‘Aag Lage Basti Mein’ is scheduled to hit cinemas nationwide this Eid-ul-Fitr.

The trailer depicts a conflict between Fahad Mustafa, who desires to follow the right path, and Mahira Khan, whose character seeks quick wealth and encourages him to take the wrong path, leading to escalating tensions and a wave of violence.

Fans on YouTube have praised the trailer, expressing eagerness to watch the full film on the big screen.

Ali Abbas opens up about his feelings for Mahira Khan and Iqra Aziz

Ali Abbas opens up

KARACHI: Actor Ali Abbas, son of veteran showbiz actor Wasim Abbas, opened up about his feelings for fellow actress Mahira Khan during a recent appearance on a private TV comedy show.

Ali Abbas revealed that he has harbored a one-sided affection for Mahira Khan for the past 12 to 13 years. “The whole world knows I really like Mahira Khan. I’ve admired her since her VJ days,” he said.

He clarified that while he has this long-standing crush, his true and enduring love is for his wife. “Love should exist—it keeps you young, alive, and happy,” he added.

The actor also expressed admiration for actress Iqra Aziz, admitting he has a crush on her as well.

On a separate note, Ali Abbas praised actor Imran Ashraf for his versatility, saying, “He takes risks with different roles, and only talented actors can pull that off. That’s how great actors are made.”

Entertainment Community reacts strongly to Karachi manhole death

Entertainment Community

KARACHI: The tragic death of three-year-old Ibrahim, who fell into an open manhole near NIPA Chowrangi, has deeply saddened not only the city but also Pakistan’s entertainment community.

The young boy had gone shopping with his parents when he accidentally fell into the uncovered drain. After a 15-hour search, his body was recovered, and funeral prayers were offered before burial. The incident has raised serious concerns over the negligence of local authorities.

Prominent figures from the showbiz industry expressed grief and criticized the administration. Actor Ahsan Khan shared a photo of Ibrahim, writing: “We failed to provide the basic safety every child deserves. His innocence and helplessness reflect our collective failure. Ibrahim, forgive us.”

Actress Fatima Effendi criticized officials for their incompetence, stating that while millions are collected via e-challans, authorities fail to even cover manholes on busy roads.

Mahira Khan, after viewing the incident footage, commented: “A mother crying inconsolably for her child is heart-wrenching. Who is responsible for this accident? Such indifference is unbearable.”

Sajal Ali expressed similar sorrow, calling it a “heartbreaking incident” and questioning the accountability of the authorities responsible for Karachi’s safety. She added: “A city that supports millions of lives is being neglected when it comes to protection.”

Other celebrities also shared their condolences, expressing deep grief over the untimely death of little Ibrahim and urging authorities to ensure the safety of children in public spaces.