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Hania Aamir reveals whether she would prefer to work in India or not

Hania Aamir reveals whether she would prefer to work in India or not

  • Hania Aamir has become a fan favorite in India and Pakistan alike.
  • She was asked whether she would choose to work in Pakistan or India.
  • She shared that her decision would be based on the project's quality.
Hania Aamir has become a fan favorite not only in Pakistan but internationally as well, thanks to her captivating performance as Sharjeena in the hit drama Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum.

The actress has garnered admiration from viewers in Pakistan and India, winning hearts across borders. Many Indian celebrities have publicly praised her talent, and she has developed friendships with prominent figures like Diljit Dosanjh and Badshah.

Recently, Indian actress Rakhi Sawant endorsed Hania Aamir, suggesting she would be a perfect fit for a major Bollywood film. This endorsement only fueled fans' desire to see Hania make her mark in Indian cinema.

During a recent appearance at the Sahara Foundation’s Fundraiser, Hania was asked whether she would choose to work in Pakistan or India if presented with offers from both sides.

The actress shared that her decision would be based on the quality of the project, emphasizing that she would consider Bollywood if the right opportunity came her way.

Here's how she responded:

 

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On the work front, Hania Aamir was last seen in the drama serial Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum and will soon feature in her upcoming Netflix series Jo Bachay Hain Sang Samait Lo along with Fawad Khan, Khushal Khan, Hamza Ali Abbasi, Iqra Aziz, and other big names of the Pakistani entertainment industry.

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