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Public spark online criticism over ‘Sahar Hashmi going to be Emraan Hashmi of Pakistan’

Sahar Hashmi growing visibility shows that she has quickly become one of the most famous personality in Pakistan media industry

Pakistani actress Sahar Hashmi is drawing strong public attention on social media, as her name trends across for comparisons with Bollywood actor Emraan Hashmi.

Sahar, who recently entered the drama industry, made her debut with "Zulm" and quickly appeared in several popular projects. She is currently seen in several recent projects of Pakistani dramas where her performances continue to attract both praise and criticism.

Audience say Sahar often takes bold creative choices on screen, especially in emotional and intimate scenes. Some audiences appreciate her confidence and acting style, while others question her performance direction.

Meanwhile, Emraan Hashmi remains a well-known Indian film actor, widely recognized in the early 2000s for bold romantic roles. Although he later shifted toward more serious and diverse projects, his earlier image still shapes public perception of him.

Sahar Hashmi dramas clips circulate online, some users on social media platforms have started comparing her screen presence with Emraan Hashmi. The discussion mainly focuses on her comfort level in romantic scenes and frequent on screen closeness with co-stars.

Public reactions remain divided, one user commented, “When someone cannot act well, this is what happens.” while another said, “Sahar Hashmi going to be Emraan Hashmi of Pakistan.” Another viewer added a more humorous remark, saying, “She reminded us of Modi ji as well, he is also a serial hugger.”

Despite the online debate, Sahar Hashmi continues to build her career in the Pakistani drama industry. Her growing visibility shows that she has quickly become one of the most talked about new faces personality in television, whether through praise, criticism, or viral comparisons.

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