Pakistani celebrity Mehwish Hayat congratulates America on Election 2020

Pakistani actor Yumna Zaidi and Wahaj Ali are pairing up for a drama. The duo posted a picture together to announce their latest collaboration ‘Dil Na Umeed to Nahi’. The narrative highlights the issue of human trafficking.

Ramsha Khan doesn’t plan on getting married any time soon. Her goal is to buy a home for her mother and sister. She said in a recent interview: “I’ll try to convince my mother to live with me after I get married, but I know she will not agree on this.”

‘Churails ‘ actor Mehar Bano posted a video of herself recently, moving in a fusion of afro, urban and dancehall styles of grooving. Earlier, the actress received much hate and criticism for her dance videos but in a post, she clearly said, “If you don’t like me dancing, please don’t take it up with me. I can’t hear you over all this music and freedom of expression that I enjoy every day.”

Actor Maya Ali, best known for ‘Paray Hut Love’, had a special message for her mum. “My jan, my life, my strength. I wish I could find the words to write about you Amma,” said Ali in an Instagram post on Friday. “I hope I have been able to be a good daughter. I wish I could give you every single moment of peace.” She added that her mum helped her become who she is. “I am sorry if I don’t pick up your call when I am at a shoot, I am sorry if I don’t give you proper time as you have sacrificed your life to raise your kids,” said the actor. “Amma I wish I could give you even 1% of what you have done.”

Recently while dinning out with friends Sadaf Kanwal sang the soundtrack of serial ‘Hamsafar’. Unfortunately, the video of it has gotten her a lot of flak.

Leading Pakistan’s actress Mehwish Hayat congratulated Kamala Harris, the newly-elected and the first woman to ever become the Vice-President of the United States of America. Taking to her Twitter account, the diva wrote: “Finally after an election that seemed like a test match that after 5days play was heading for a draw, we have a result! Congrats to Joe Biden and Kamala Harris & my American friends who’ve been waiting with bated breath for this day. Hope that it will signal some good news for all of us.”

Sonya Hussyn’s advice for good health and happiness begins with love. “Take the time to understand and love who you really are and celebrate yourself!” she recently wrote. She also congratulated the United States on electing Democrat Joe Biden as their next president in the US Elections 2020. “By the way congratulations America! Kesa diya! [how was it!].”

Celebrities are often trolled on social media, but actor Anoushey Ashraf has been receiving some positive messages and support from her fans on Instagram. She shared multiple screenshots of messages by her fans. “Men compliment me and it certainly feels great. But when women compliment me, it uplifts my spirit and soul,” she wrote. In September, Ashraf launched an Instagram initiative called Believe Women in order to support women who had been suffering sexual abuse and harassment in silence. The identities of the women who shared their stories were kept hidden.

Short film ‘Ab Buss’ – available on YouTube - stars Sanam Saeed. Saeed posted on Instagram along with the trailer of the mystery-thriller. “She knows she’s done it before and she can do it again – Maya packs for an unexpected trip as she gets a phone call.”