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Tabish Hashmi Opens Up About Moving To Pakistan From Canada

Tabish Hashmi Opens Up About Moving To Pakistan From Canada

  • Tabish Hashmi is known for his YouTube show "To Be Honest."
  • He worked in Canada before entering the entertainment industry.
  • He discussed his decision to leave Canada on Masarrat Misbah's podcast.
Tabish Hashmi, a well-known Pakistani host and comedian, rose to fame with his popular YouTube show, "To Be Honest." Before stepping into the entertainment industry, he had a notable job in Canada. While Tabish is widely recognized and achieved significant success, he often receives criticism for including adult jokes in his TV talk shows. Following the success of "To Be Honest," he joined "Hansna Mana Hai," which also became quite popular. Tabish Hashmi is now an important figure.

Recently, he showed up on Masarrat Misbah's podcast and shared why he decided to leave Canada. Tabish Hashmi said, “situation in Pakistan is bad but the situation for me was good after the opportunity I was getting. So, I got an amazing opportunity in Pakistan that is why I shifted to Pakistan. You can easily live in Pakistan, if you are making a lot of money. I was getting a handsome pay and air time on national tv. So, it was worth it, you can enjoy all the luxuries of life in Pakistan, if you have money. My family and kids are living a good life here in Pakistan”.

Discussing the embrace of diverse cultures, he mentioned instilling a sense of acceptance in his children, along with providing religious guidance.

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