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Hania Aamir raps at haters in Pakistan. It’s got Rakhi Sawant’s stamp of approval

Serving pure 'Pindi attitude,' Aamir's surprise Punjabi rap features a pep talk from her cross-border bestie to shut down haters.

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New Delhi: Pakistani actor Hania Aamir is now a singer, and her first song features her best friend—Rakhi Sawant. 

Her song ‘Pablo’, a Punjabi rap, is a dig at haters, who she says pick on everything she does while her “pindi attitude is watched by all in India.”

The two-minute-long song essentially has the actor telling her critics to sit down and breathe, while she tries to live her life and look back on her decade in the Pakistani television and film industry. 

Then comes the guest appearance. At around one minute and forty seconds, Sawant dishes out some advice to Aamir in the outro— “Hania meri jaan, itna tension nahi lene ka, samajh rahi hai? (Honey, my love, don’t stress so much, you get me?)”

Sawant further adds: “Tum hoor ho, tumhare chehre pe noor hai. Tum ho sherni (You are a celestial beauty; there is a radiant glow on your face. You are a lioness).” 

Really, ‘Pablo’ just goes to show that Aamir sees all the hate she’s getting, and she does not care. Her message to her opponents is clear: Save your breath, you’re wasting it hating on me,” Dawn wrote, reviewing the song. 

Aamir shared the teaser on Instagram, which has already garnered over 3 million views.

“Hello Spotify, main Hania baat kar rai hun (Hello Spotify, this is Hania speaking),” she captioned the post.  

Spotify Pakistan commented, saying: “Spotify aapke liye haazir (Spotify is here for you).”


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When Rakhi met Hania 

The friendship between the two blossomed in 2025 when the Indian celebrity claimed that she was going to visit Pakistan to meet her “sister”, Hania Aamir. 

The effervescent Aamir responded by saying she was on her way to the airport to pick her up. 

“I just wanted to say, life was quite sad before Rakhi ji came into my life. Rakhi ji, I’m coming to pick you up from the airport!” she then said. 

Now, they have had their long-due reunion, and the internet is loving it. 

One X user called it an “unexpected collaboration”. 

Others are in awe of the Pakistani star’s talent.

“Hania is so unhinged I love her. Ik the fun-police will come at her singing cuz they don’t have a funny bone in their bodies lol. Call her cringe all you want, but she’s the one actually out there living her best life instead of playing the good girl everyone wants her to,” posted another user. 

Pakistanis say at this point whatever the queen does, she is right. 

AT THIS POINT. WHATEVER YOU DO IS PERFECT QUEENIE. RAKHI SAID RIGHT,” commented Pakistani content creator Humna Zahid, also known as Samosii Queen, on Instagram. 

However, Sawant has not put up anything regarding the song yet. Aamir’s account meanwhile, remains banned in India. 

(Edited by Insha Jalil Waziri)

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