After Fawad, India goes gaga over Mahira

E-Paper | April 30, 2026

With the incredible success of Humsafar on India's Zee Zindagi, the drama's leading lady Mahira Khan has wooed her Indian fans and is now visiting Mumbai to meet them.

During media interactions in Delhi, Mahira was repeatedly asked the same questions: when she will work with heart throb Fawad again, and whether she will sign a Bollywood film.

The success of Humsafar in India, courtesy Zindagi TV, has won millions of hearts. Indian publications say the drama is a "breath of fresh air" and say it is a must watch due to the chemistry between Fawad and Mahira.

Humsafar had its finale on November 8 on Zee Zindagi and the channel has now hosted a competition on its Twitter account called #MadforMahira in which fans are asked to express their appreciation and love for the actor to get a chance to meet the stunning star in Mumbai.

The channel also tweeted that Mahira has reached Mumbai and has attended the Zindagi press conference:

The Sadqay Tumhare actor is currently in the spotlight of her Indian followers in Mumbai and has also expressed gratitude for the love and admiration she has received from her fans in India.

Sarmad Sultan Khoosat’s record breaking serial Humsafar was first aired on Hum TV in 2012. The much-loved onscreen couple of the heartthrob Fawad Khan and the stunning Mahira Khan were lauded by viewers in Pakistan, and later even in India.

Indian fans have already seen Fawad alongside Sanam Saeed in Zindagi Gulzar Hai and also in his Bollywood debut film Khoobsurat. However, Mahira made her debut in India with Humsafar and fans instantly fell in love with the talented star.

India's newest venture Zindagi TV treats viewers to the best of new-age Pakistani TV dramas on offer. It has previously aired Zindagi Gulzar Hai and Durre Shehwar (renamed Dhoop Chaon) starring Samina Peerzada.

The famous Hum TV tele-film Behud starring Nadia Jamil and Fawad Khan was also recently aired on Zindagi.

Fahad Mustafa’s Mastana Mahi and Mehwish Hayat’s Mirat-ul-Uroos (renamed Aaina Dulhan Ka), which are currently airing in India, are also getting positive reviews from the Indian audience.

Fans gave rave reviews about Humsafar after it ended on Saturday:

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Shamsher Singh Bajwa

Nov 11, 2014 03:16pm

This woman is so gorgeous!

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Blunt D Kasuri

Nov 11, 2014 03:20pm

Don't need her back please like others!

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irfan

Nov 11, 2014 03:27pm

She might sign some movie in this visit.

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Natasha

Nov 11, 2014 03:34pm

@Blunt D Kasuri great! Pakistan needs more people like you (not!)

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Natasha

Nov 11, 2014 03:35pm

My favourite media personality! Such a genuine person! And she gets better with each project! More power to you MK!!

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ranga

Nov 11, 2014 03:40pm

Good Luck Lady!! You know you are always welcome here. :))

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Bob

Nov 11, 2014 03:52pm

Kaunse fans bhai?

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Chakram

Nov 11, 2014 03:53pm

She's very fair.. she'll get a chance in Bollywood.. Thats all we care about - fair skin!

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Amit

Nov 11, 2014 03:54pm

Why can't they resist Indian ambition. And after getting some kind of fame, they start insulting India. Why Can't Pakistani take Care of its artist.

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Shamsher Singh Bajwa

Nov 11, 2014 04:00pm

@Amit do indian artists not go work in Hollywood - irfan khan, om puri, anil kapoor? Then why do you have a problem with Pakistani artists working in India ? Art has no boundaries ! I wish Mahira khan success, she is welcomed in my country any time!

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Shahzad Ismail

Nov 11, 2014 04:16pm

Bari ghalt gal ay...Her fans are in UK and she's wasting her time in India.

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Nasreen

Nov 11, 2014 04:22pm

Just an attempt to get a role in bollywood -

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Dr B. N. Anand

Nov 11, 2014 04:32pm

The best thing I liked about Hamsafar was, besides the leading pair, the powerful dialogues. That was especially, when at the end, the hero picks up enough courage to confront his mother with the sort of dialogues which we can not believe to be in real life families. Can it be so ? On the whole, a totally enjoyable drama serial.

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Sher

Nov 11, 2014 04:46pm

@Shamsher Singh Bajwa - She came to India only for this purpose, nothing else. To be famous, get money and other related programs, that's it.

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Bulbuddin Ghusaomatyaar

Nov 11, 2014 04:57pm

let her stay back in bhart

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ram

Nov 11, 2014 05:02pm

@Shahzad Ismail paisa to hum hi denge..

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Safdar

Nov 11, 2014 05:12pm

I am sure Pakistan is the biggest market and fan base for Bollywood movies outside India so why nobody comes from that side to meet their fans here....Shows the approach and attitude....

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Amir

Nov 11, 2014 05:38pm

@Safdar...lots of Indian actors have been to Pakistan including Amir Khan, Naseeruddin Shah, Om Puri and many others and some of them have also wished to...Unfortunately the situation in Pakistan is not very favourable currently and I don't blame them...We Pakistani public are die hard fans of all Bollywood actors and love and admire them as much as Indians do. I hope with political stability in Pakistan, they will be happy to come here as well.

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Amit

Nov 11, 2014 05:40pm

@Shamsher Singh Bajwa Indian artist in Hollywood. Lol. Reality check. Admit they don't require there, infact no one notice them just like Pakistani don't require here.

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awarabadal

Nov 11, 2014 05:47pm

so why are we divided? because we do not understand each other, because we do not share similar cultural traits, because we dislike each other. Oh yes, we are divided, because we are so alike in almost every respect.

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wiserneighbour

Nov 11, 2014 06:04pm

I do not understand the paradox.There is boycottbollywood tweet handle is endorsed by pakistanis.Then why these dames come to bollywood. Should be happy in Pakistan itself since your compatriots are finding bollywood third class stuff. Just to make money?

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rohit950723

Nov 11, 2014 06:08pm

@Shamsher Singh Bajwa ... Your words Pakistanis don't understand.... They hate cinema & killed their film industry...

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Kedar

Nov 11, 2014 06:20pm

this is called media manipulation. I don't think she has floored anyone....

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Einstein Babar

Nov 11, 2014 06:24pm

They are just going to bigger industry, what is wrong in it. Everybody has this right to grow and earn more money. I appreciate such initiatives but afraid of conservative Indian remarks

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krishan gopal

Nov 11, 2014 06:39pm

I like her and she is talented.. But the headlines is an aggregation... I came to know about her arrival through Dawn...it hardly made news in Indian media

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sultan farooq

Nov 11, 2014 06:39pm

i am big fan of MK.she is briliant actress i think we should appreciate her good luck for your great future keep it up.

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vinie

Nov 11, 2014 06:40pm

@Safdar give gurrntee of security to indian stars than they will definately came their.

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KRana

Nov 11, 2014 06:47pm

@Shamsher Singh Bajwa Dear we dont blame America for everything as you blame India, even after lot of heat we love Pakistani artist by heart personally I love NUsrat sahab a lot

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ROHIT PANDEY

Nov 11, 2014 06:48pm

Pretty girl bridges the two countries? Ah,well,nice way to do so too?:):)

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vinie

Nov 11, 2014 06:49pm

I missed the last missed 13 episode and will miss finale because of busy schedule.. Superb drama,superb content,simple old story with new style,nice music,no too much charachters and unnecessary dialouges.. Good luck to new age pakistani artist.

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M. Saeed Awan

Nov 11, 2014 06:49pm

We must improve relations with India through art and cricket (other sports as well). Pakistani Punjabi movies should be screened in East Punjab. Good job for Mahira if she signs any Bollywood flick.

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Sunil

Nov 11, 2014 06:50pm

Let us see, if she comes to the level of Katrina Kaif, Jacqueline Fernandez, who are non-Indians, made a mark in Bollywood. She does look gorgeous.

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Nov 11, 2014 06:51pm

yes we are all going gaga....by the way who is mahira?

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kalyan

Nov 11, 2014 06:54pm

These kind of cultural exchanges go a long way in clearing misconceptions. @Safdar.. Many Indians would love to visit Pakistan, the issue is of safety, if International cricket teams are targeted despite security what about poor Bollywood folks. I am sure as the security situation improves not just Bollywood but common people like us will visit Pakistan.

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Ajay vikram Singh

Nov 11, 2014 06:59pm

I first watched Mahira the artist in Pakistani movie "Bol". Somehow i had a feeling that one day she will act in Bollywood movies. Wishing all the best to this artist from Pakistan. Hope she does some good work in India and make her folks back home proud. But why is she so thin? Inko Dilli ki 'parathey wali Gali' le ja kar ...khana khilao. Punjabi kudian inni patlee...achhi ni lagdi.

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XYZ-Indian

Nov 11, 2014 07:03pm

@Safdar : I assure you they will do it, just wait

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Rita

Nov 11, 2014 07:03pm

Please don't entertain fair-skinned people.. We Indians look nothing like these Pashtuns/ Khans.. Lets learn to be comfortable in our skin.. Lets learn to have some self respect..

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Ajay vikram Singh

Nov 11, 2014 07:57pm

@Rita - I doubt if you are an Indian. but Hang on! First India is a vast land, consisting of many many racial profiles. India in fact has more white huns, Scythian, Aryans...than Pakistan and Afghanistan put together. Then india also has a vast population of Dravidians, East Indians....etc. Whatever people of India are, we are VERY self respecting and we dont feel threatened by anyone at all. Please stop being juvenile. We live in a globalized world.

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Saifuddin Takhtawala

Nov 11, 2014 08:03pm

Lot of common grounds between our two countries including film, tv, & stage. Let people come together to force governments to resolve all outstanding issues.

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Meet

Nov 11, 2014 08:12pm

@Rita u don't which part of India are you from but people of North India, j&k, himachal, punjab, haryana, rajasthan look very much like pakistanis or vice versa, we don't have anything similar to biharis though

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Nov 11, 2014 08:57pm

@Rita there is no one way 'we Indians' look There are all shades and types in this country. Aishwarya Rai is South Indian for eg and is fair, Karishma and Kareena are also fair but come from a different part. Dont be so simplistic as to assume all fair or dark skinned people come from one group or the other. Light or dark skin is not the deciding factor for being good looking either. So who cares what colour this ladies's skin is??

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Nov 11, 2014 08:59pm

@Meet firstly I am quite sure Rita is pretending to be Indian. Anyone knows that there are all kinds of people in India. Secondly Biharis look just like the people of all the states you mentioned. Sonakshi Sinhas face could easily be Pakistani for instance.

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ram

Nov 11, 2014 09:26pm

@Meet Uttarkhand looks different though. Mix of punjabi plus Nepali looks.

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an indian from J&K

Nov 11, 2014 09:33pm

@Shamsher Singh Bajwa : you missed his point. he said they work in india then they insult as well. so its better not to give chance to these ungrateful people

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Sandip Bhattacharya

Nov 11, 2014 09:53pm

And this is front page news?

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Ali

Nov 11, 2014 09:54pm

@Shamsher Singh Bajwa I wish more Indians had yor mindset.

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AYZA

Nov 11, 2014 10:01pm

@M FYI, Sonakshi Sinha's paternal roots are Pakistani, and they have relatives here whom they visit often.

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AYZA

Nov 11, 2014 10:08pm

Mahira Khan's role in Hamsafar was over acted, and this drama was waaaay too depressing. Her performance in the Pakistani award winning movie " BOL" was far more evolved. Mahira should actually try for roles in Hollywood where there are quite a few new serials about Pakistan and the Mid East which would suit her well considering she lived in the USA, attending college in California.

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Amit

Nov 11, 2014 10:39pm

Why anybody has concerns in Pakistani artists coming to India. Let it be a healthy competition. We IT guys from India are also spreading all around the world then single out Pakistanis when they come to India. Its a modern world, survive or perish. I am a big fan of Inayat Ali, Alam/Arif Lohar, Nusrat, Rahet and love listening them.

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Logical Indian

Nov 11, 2014 10:40pm

Why is my country obsessed with fair Pakistanis? Why do we follow traditional models of what constitutes "prettiness?" White skin is not the only thing worth having. There are tons of beautiful south Indian actors, why don't we hire them, for once? Sadly, we have such an inferiority complex and we are so fixated on Pakistan's "beauty" that we don't focus on our own beauty, which exists in different forms.

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Hakim

Nov 11, 2014 11:08pm

What's wrong with India????

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Ravi Dallas TX

Nov 11, 2014 11:08pm

@Logical Indian : sorry you are not talking logical :) who said she is popular for being fair skinned. Serials shown were exceptionally made and actors did pretty good job, so they are being admired, that is a good thing. If they are admired for their color, India does not have any shortage of fair skinned people as well but why Deepika or Viday Balan are doing so well.? Cheers.

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Ajay vikram Singh

Nov 11, 2014 11:09pm

@Logical Indian - Illogical. The reason Pakistani artists are welcome in India is because they speak the same language as Hindi speaking indians. Bollywood is as much popular in Pakistan as its in hindi speaking India. Its the same people, same culture and same language which is the bond. Otherwise, we are very very proud of South India and i think South Indians are beautiful people.

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Akram

Nov 11, 2014 11:37pm

@Amit "And after getting some kind of fame, they start insulting India". That is bad. Which Pakistani artist has insulted India?

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ShahrukhKhan

Nov 11, 2014 11:44pm

@Amit better you use Information Technology instead of IT. IT in Pakistani context means something else, so why giving wrong impression?

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saj

Nov 12, 2014 12:11am

@Blunt D Kasuri : rather than making a foolish statement, why not expand and give reasons. Please don't say she should do Pakistani films only....... Pakistan made Waar- most of it was in English- I bet you asked the question why it wasn't done in urdu.

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Omar Hameed

Nov 12, 2014 12:28am

@wiserneighbour agreed.. they return to their country and slur their employers in India. umer Sharif did it.. shoaib akhtar did it.. residents of every country are welcome in India.. but them..

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Saifur Rahman

Nov 12, 2014 12:30am

For mutual peace, progress and prosperity both countries should exchange more artists instead of missile, bullets and angry eyes. With talents like Mahira Khan, Fawad Azfal Khan and Ali Zafer Indian media Industry can’t go down-it will only rise. Such cultural exchange between feuding nations is a big jump towards establishing friendship and people from both side of the boarder must welcome this. Follow the footsteps of Kolkata and Dhaka where such exchanges started decades ago and both nations are now enjoying the fruits.

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Raj

Nov 12, 2014 01:23am

One day, one fine day, can you see everybody is just happy and nothing else? without throwing tantrums, insults, egoistical views, who is bigger, who is better, my religion is better, no mine is better, we are victims, you are evil, blah blah blah. Well, stay like this folks, bye bye to happiness forever due to these bickering.

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Raja Farhat Abbas

Nov 12, 2014 01:51am

@Blunt D Kasuri I agree with you.

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hamza

Nov 12, 2014 02:13am

@Dr B. N. Anand you find mostly find good stories and strong dialogues in Pakistani dramas.....and you are right....the drama isnt successful coz of pair only.....the whole team did a superb job including the other girl

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Abbas

Nov 12, 2014 02:18am

I am hope art and culture will bring two people, who have shared history of over 12 centuries, together and shun their hostility towards each and work for advance of health, education and advancement in science.

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Jayakumar

Nov 12, 2014 02:23am

By GOD Mahira Khan , Humaima Malik , Mahnoor Baluch , Qama Sabar......etc. are all the real assets of Pakistan. These lovely girls are bringing pakistan \pakistanis nearer to indians.

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Nov 12, 2014 03:18am

@Amir Agree 100%. We need to admire and appreciate the good things.

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No one

Nov 12, 2014 03:38am

Pyaar banthte chalo.......... bahut hue nafrate.......ye dal mange pyaar hi pyaar !!!

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Arshad

Nov 12, 2014 04:33am

@kalyan Dear your great producer/director Bhat saheb regulary visits Pakistan, and he is widely and deeply respected in Pakistan. I also wish one day will come, when "Marriage Trains" across the border are a common phenomenon. Just pray that your honorable PM/Mr. Modi does not destroy what was built by his own party's stalwart Mr. Wajpaee saheb who is also widely respected here.

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ahmed

Nov 12, 2014 08:21am

@Sher At least she didnt go to India to do cross-border terrorism.

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Namrah

Nov 12, 2014 08:25am

@Rita I reallyy appreciate your comment. I am totally against this "Gora Kala" business. Being Pakistani and fair,I must say that most Pakistanis are light skinned but bringing more light skinned people in industries and all this Deepika and Priyanka in fairness wash ads should stop. Beauty should not be judged by skin color.

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Zak

Nov 12, 2014 08:30am

@Amit why indian producers beg Pakistani actors because they are superior in looks and talent. Why mafia funded Bollywood after pak film stats and ignore their rubbish.

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Namrah

Nov 12, 2014 08:38am

@M you are saying as if dark skin is a bad thing. India is known for dark skinned people.

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Freeman

Nov 12, 2014 09:14am

@Sher and what do you think zindagi chanel is broadcasting pakistani dramas as a good will gesture for pakistanis? Or bollywood produces movies or casting non indians for pu lic service. My dear everybody is doing business to earn money. If this is a blame then it first goes to the people who are airing cross border produtions then blame artists. In my early age i thought we were "tang nazar" but now i know our eastern friends have beaten us in this discipline.

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Ahmed USA

Nov 12, 2014 09:36am

Yeah...she is most welcome to remain in India... :)

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Indy

Nov 12, 2014 09:52am

Pakistani TV serials are better in almost every aspect than Indian ones. Although one can notice financial strain on producers of serials by finding characters wearing same clothes in different serials . It seems to me that outfit is not being provided by production houses instead actors/actress use their own outfit. Still quality of story line, sequencing , acting quality displayed by actors/actors are superb. In Indian serials, extravagant display of wealth,attire,vehicle houses are central theme and story line and acting prowess become secondary. Never ending saga of vamp/villains death and reincarnation,main story losing it's streak, are very common irritant which kills the real entertainment.

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NAZ

Nov 12, 2014 09:52am

@Ajay vikram Singh ------also -she is married and has a son probably around 6 yrs old !!!!!!!!!!

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Indy

Nov 12, 2014 09:55am

I liked the actress of Thakan most. She can act superbly like a vamp and equally well as heroin. Kudos

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Yakub

Nov 12, 2014 12:33pm

@Zak: Its not Mafia thing.. Its a desire to become fair skinned.. However, let us be reminded a large section of us are also not fair.. Rural Punjab, Sindh & Mohajirs especially... But yes, we are fairer than Indians.. I just pray we all get over this Fairness addiction...

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dibie

Nov 12, 2014 01:29pm

@Ajay vikram Singh North Indians are darker than south pakistanis and North pakistanis are Pashtuns - European and Greek race

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Maria

Nov 12, 2014 02:16pm

Mahira Khan is an ultimate eastern beauty mashaALLAH . And she looks really gorgeous in sadqey tumharey.

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Ajay vikram Singh

Nov 12, 2014 03:05pm

@NAZ - Thanks for letting me know. Thats even better. I am also married and father of two sons. ;)

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Shahzaman

Nov 12, 2014 03:31pm

Humsafar was record breaking drama. Back in 2012 I helplessly miss every fresh episode due to classes or time clash, "can't wait till repeat" I used to watch on my phone with 2G network which usually takes 3 hours to buffer one episode. May be this is my tribute to makers of humsafar.

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kareena

Nov 12, 2014 04:13pm

@Zak No Indian producer begs a paki artist. They are considered third grade here in India.Even Pakisthan's so called king khan aka Fawad got a side role to a not so popular heroine Sonam. The role which he got, not even a b-grade actor like Imran Hashmi would do because of it length and content. So he got to do it. And here goes another bad new the paki king khan could not get a second role despite being "so popular", now that he is producing a film for himself. Soon he'll be digraced and sent back with no film in hand like the rest of his fellow countrymen.

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BlueCollar

Nov 12, 2014 04:13pm

She will fit well in India's celebrity worshipping mindset. Last name khan is an added attraction. Bollywood & Indian public hooked on Khans , Mahira is a new fresh catch.

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Aslam Khan

Nov 12, 2014 04:22pm

We Pakistanis are superior to Indians in every aspect, so naturally Indians go gaga over us. We raise Bollywood standards.

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AKNasser

Nov 12, 2014 04:23pm

MS Khan answer any question from Indian media except Kashmir. Indians are allergic to 'K' word.

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Jakoji

Nov 12, 2014 04:37pm

@AKNasser: The world is allergic to u guys

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Lolita

Nov 12, 2014 04:40pm

@BlueCollar: Its not Khan surname that matters.. Its the fair skin

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sharabi

Nov 12, 2014 05:09pm

@Chakram I have also got a very fair skin, hence i could be in Dhoom 4? Do not generalize for whole nation

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nishika choudhary

Nov 12, 2014 05:19pm

hi! mahira i am a big fan of yours!!!!!!!!!

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Zak

Nov 12, 2014 08:23pm

@kareena then don't take pak artists. Can't have it both ways, beg for them then claim indifference. Don't be hypocritical. Keep your own actors, stop making successes on the talent of pakistani's.

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Zak

Nov 12, 2014 08:24pm

@Logical Indian totally agree. I told you, indians are in awe of Pakistan and pakistanis

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Zak

Nov 12, 2014 08:26pm

@Indy why waste money on new clothes for every new shot.

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ranbir

Nov 12, 2014 08:37pm

India goes gaga and I dont know her. I mean , come on pakistani media. Just trying to publicise ur stars by spreading false stories of their non existing popularity in INDIA. india is an open society with huge cinema exposure. and we even invite film personalities from Afghanistan, iraq, syria and many others in the same category. Doesn't mean we go gaga over someone.This is the reason why pakistani audience gets disappointed with their stars after working in one or two bollywood movies bcoz media projects as if they are the most sought after here which is so not true.for instance, I am indian and I swear I dont know who this lady ,abt which this false article has been written, is. MAY BE she was invited to attend a press meet and thats all. Also plz note unlike pakistan , every year there are 1000s of mainstream films in different regions of india are produced and many more small budget independent films .So, if pakistani actors claim that they have been offered some script does not mean that karan johar or yrf camp has approached them.

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Lalita Hassab

Nov 13, 2014 12:25am

The anti-comments against Mahira is from frustrated Pakistani males as the women in Pakistan are moving ahead and the world is taking notice. If you look at the negative reaction its always against Pakistani women that are making inroads in major fields. So to hide their jealousy some Pakistani men throw hate-bombs at them to try to destroy their advances look at the hate vitriol to wards Malala & Sharmeen Chinoy its sad that Pakistani men cannot enjoy the success of of their sisters.

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Rizwan

Nov 13, 2014 11:45am

@sharabi Maybe, but definitely a dark guy will not get a chance.. Mark my words

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aam aadmiA

Nov 13, 2014 11:58am

@Shamsher Singh Bajwa ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,artist are boundry laess.

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aam aadmiA

Nov 13, 2014 11:59am

@awarabadal ,,,,,,,,,,except headliner Islamist everything is fine.

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thavasee

Nov 13, 2014 12:03pm

Ah! what a hype on both sides of the border...

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dibbie

Nov 13, 2014 12:05pm

@Namrah Fair enough ! why don't your dipika , sonakshi , priyanka etc refuse to have a photoshop done for thjemselves. Did u know , no magazine, TV show, Bollyoowd movie, news paper of India is working without a photoshop software. The software is used to show Indians as white as white people.

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dibbie

Nov 13, 2014 12:09pm

@kareena Those indian producers, and musicians of yours have been copying Pakistani scripts, plays and music since 1960s. You cast Pakistanis for two reasons. cater to wider audience and avoid law suits. Go to u tube and type ' bollywood plagiarism of pakistan' and see it for yourself,.

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kaly

Nov 13, 2014 05:16pm

Who is Fawad by the way? Go Gaga...what a joke...

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Calcutta Man

Nov 13, 2014 05:35pm

@Safdar They'll get shot ...remember the Sri Lankans?

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Imrana khan

Nov 13, 2014 10:43pm

She can be a good supporting actor next to Zinta and such.

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Nov 14, 2014 03:44am

Husn-e-jaanaa ki taarif mumkin nahin Aafreen aafreen Tu bhi dekhe agar to kahe hum-nasheen Aafreen aafreen What a beautiful lady, I liked her more than Fawad khan in Humsafar. And what a drama, better than best of the movies. Aur jitni khubsurat, utni hi ada. I saw her TUC the lighter side of life in youtube. the first episode was with Ali Jafar, he just nailed it that why she is really a woman who any man would fall in love with. Dil mein ek kashish si rah gayi.....

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Nov 14, 2014 03:52am

@ranbir If you watch Humsafar once, very very likely that you will also become a fan.

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Vijay Gokhale

Nov 14, 2014 07:47am

If Mahira has looks and talent she will succeed, who cares if in India, Pakistan or Tibuktu.

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Rahul

Nov 14, 2014 08:14am

Good step come and settle in India...Modi will help you find good job and shelter

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Sidra

Nov 14, 2014 05:01pm

@Akram You are right...the Pakistani artists have only tried to bridge the gap. They always stand up for both the nations and are equally kind to their fans from both countries..! Lots of love to artists from Pakistan..!

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gopal

Nov 14, 2014 05:16pm

@kaly Agreed.

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gopal

Nov 14, 2014 05:17pm

@Amit It is the money which matters most.

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Zierbu

Nov 14, 2014 05:47pm

Creating mountains out of mole hole .

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Ahmed Khan

Nov 14, 2014 06:38pm

People of India love everything beautiful. They always import the best in the World. Our Mahira is one of those gems.

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NADEEM ALI

Nov 15, 2014 12:17am

there is no doubt that she is very tainted and beautiful actress, in drama Hamsafar she proved herself through brilliant acting, I am sure that she will maintain same tempo and will do more excellent work in aim to keep high moral of their beloved country as well as people of Pakistan.

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