Sidra Niazi is a celebrated Pakistani television actress who has earned recognition for her charming screen presence and impressive acting skills. Over the years, she has appeared in several popular dramas, including Sukoon, Pyaar Tou Warh Gaya, Mehshar, Khushbo Mein Basay Khat, Samjhota, Zakham, Dhoka, and Inaam-e-Mohabbat. Currently, viewers are enjoying her performances in Jinn Ki Shadi Unki Shadi and Sanwal Yaar Piya. The actress also enjoys a strong social media presence with around 1.5 million followers on Instagram. Because of her striking features and natural beauty, fans often compare her to Bollywood stars Katrina Kaif and Yami Gautam.

Recently, Sidra Niazi made an appearance on Geo TV’s Ramzan special Hasna Mana Hai, hosted by Tabish Hashmi. During the show, she opened up about being compared to Katrina Kaif.

In response to Tabish Hashmi’s question, “You are often compared to the Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif. Did she ever mind this comparison?” Sidra Niazi replied, “You are also compared to Kapil Sharma—did he mind that? There is a major difference between me and Katrina. However, I am aware of the comparison which people draw, and they also compare me to Yami Gautam, an Indian actress. I haven’t seen her work, and you can clearly see that there is a big difference in our looks, but it’s people’s observation.”

Sidra Niazi is a famous Pakistani television artist known for her hit TV appearances. She began her career as a crime reporter for popular news channel. The actor is loved for both her stunning looks and excellent acting. Her notable television dramas include Sukoon, Pyaar Tou Warh Gaya, Mehshar, Khushbo Mein Basay Khat, Samjhota, Zakham, Dhoka and Inaam e Mohabbat. She was also admired in Jinn Ki Shadi Unki Shadi and Sanwal Yaar Piya. Sidra Niazi boasts a strong social media following on Instagram.

Recently, Sidra Niazi appeared in Geo TV’s Ramzan special Hasna Mana Hai hosted by Tabish Hashmi. In the show, she talked about her husband in detail.

Talking about it٫ Sidra Niazi said, “My husband loves Lahore’s cuisine, he defends it. He is quite a different person who always goes with the opposite side as he has different choices. Yes my husband is a mysterious man. He doesn’t want his name to be revealed. My husband says this to me not to mention his name when on television” Tabish also revealed that famous people including politicians who came into his show were never this conscious of revealing identity or personal details but before Sidra Niazi’s interview, we received so many calls that her husband’s name should not be revealed.

Faysal Quraishi is a seasoned Pakistani actor and host. His hit television appearances include Meri Zaat Zarra-e-Benishan, Main Abdul Qadir Hoon, Bashar Momin, Muqaddar, Khaie, Haiwaan, Farq, Hook, Behroopia, Bheegi Palkain, and Fitoor. The actor recently garnered praise for his outstanding performance as Kamran in Case No. 9. He is currently hosting a Ramzan transmission where he often shares his valuable advice to television and sports celebrities.

Recently, in his Ramzan transmission Bahar e Ramzan, Faysal Quraishi gave an advice to all the Pakistani cricketers who struggle with English language.

Talking about it, Faysal Quraishi said, “My message is specifically directed to our cricket players. Please just speak Urdu, be proud of yourselves. Take pride in your language. I haven’t seen Ronaldo or Messi, or many other great players like them, speaking English till the date. They speak in their own language; you go ahead and will translate it by themselves self. So, brother, Urdu is our language; take pride in it. If you don’t know English, let it go to hell! It’s not our language” Here is the link to the video:

A large number of social media users are agreeing with Faysal Quraishi. A netizen wrote, “Messi and Ronaldo come to the ground to perform, language and star attitude are not their concerns” Another wrote, “Don’t even call them players but what you are saying is absolutely right ” A fan wrote, “I agree with Faysal Sir, if they struggle with English, just don’t speak it”. Read the comments: