Hania Aamir is wasting her time working in India: Nadia Khan
She should stay and work in Pakistan where she is very much liked, stated TV host


TV show host Nadia Khan has expressed her views about Pakistani actress Hania Aamir, who is popular in Pakistan and India.
Hania is the most followed actress on Instagram in Pakistan, whose posts are generously commented on and appreciated by fans in neighboring India.
There are reports about the actress that she will soon be seen in a Punjabi film with internationally renowned Indian actor and singer Diljit Dosanjh and actress Sonam Bajwa.
However, Nadia Khan commented on Hania's work in India, saying that she is wasting her time by doing films in India through PR.
Instead of wasting her time and effort in India, Hania should invest it somewhere else. She should stay and work in Pakistan where she is very much liked and her real fans are in Pakistan, stated the TV host.
She added that you all know what has happened to Pakistani artists in India in the past. Now demands have started coming in India to ban Hania's film even before it is completed.
Nadia Khan also said that Sajal Aly has also returned to Pakistan after doing only one film. I think it would be good if Hania Aamir also did not spend so much time there.

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