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Saba Faisal reveals her role in Sharif family weddings

Saba Faisal reveals her role in Sharif family weddings

  • Saba Faisal started her career by announcing, later transitioning into acting in the early 2000s.
  • She currently runs a clothing business, providing clothes for the wealthy elite in Pakistan.
  • Faisal collaborated with Maryam Nawaz’s aunt to create outfits for her weddings.
Saba Faisal, a professional who has consistently pursued various endeavors throughout her life, began her career by announcing. She progressed to reading news on PTV, becoming a household name. Transitioning into acting in the early 2000s, Saba Faisal has not looked back since. Recently, she revealed that she also runs a clothing business and has provided clothes for some of the country's wealthy elite.

Saba appeared as a guest on Iffat Omar’s Say It All, where she shared how she was one of the pioneers of designing unique color combinations during her time working in Lahore. She stated that she was the first to launch a brown and turquoise combination, attracting many of Lahore’s politicians as her customers.

The Sharif Family, one of the most influential political families in Pakistan, is evolving into a dynasty. They are preparing to introduce their third generation into power, with Pakistan's Prime Minister and the Chief Minister of the largest province already among them. The family's weddings have always been extravagantly lavish, and these events have been featured in magazines across Pakistan.

Saba Faisal revealed that “she has also been a part of the Sharif family’s weddings as she made many outfits for Hamza Shahbaz Sharif as well as Maryam Nawaz’s little sister’s weddings. Maryam Nawaz’s aunt used to live in Model Town back then and she used to coordinate with Saba Faisal about the outfits”

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