Javeria Saud is widely known Pakistani television host and actor. She is especially admired for her negative roles and viral Ramzan transmissions. Her television dramas include hits like Nand, Paristan, Baby Baji, Yeh Zindagi Hai, and Muhabbat Satrangi and others. She is currently hosting a Ramzan transmission on Express TV and making headlines for dramatic or scripted calls and emotional moments at regular intervals. Initially, she allegedly planted a call in which a girl asked about her bold dressing, followed by an emotional moment with her mother.

Recently, two viral calls from Javeria Saud’s transmission have been grabbing public attention. In both calls, the callers were allegedly given meaningful scripts to speak on the show.

In a call with Ali Abdullah Durrani, a girl proposed to him, saying, “You are so handsome, marry me, even if you have to make me your second wife.” Fans claim it was a planned call because both Javeria and Ali Abdullah were laughing before the caller started speaking.

In another call with Shehzadi, a caller criticized her digital content, saying, “You are spreading useless content and comparing yourself to popular actresses.” Shehzadi started crying and was consoled by others; however, fans believe that the whole plot and Javeria’s transmission are scripted. Watch the video first.

Social media users are heavily criticizing Javeria Saud, and many believe that the entire show is scripted and that these stories have been written by Javeria Saud herself. One wrote, “Shame on them for running fake calls where women are proposing to married men.” Another wrote, “All of this is fake to get TRPs. They know that when Shehzadi cries, their TRPs will automatically increase.” Another commented, “The call for Shehzadi was written by Javeria; she expressed her views through fake calls.” Another added, “All these calls are fake, and they come from one location — Hyderabad — from where these viewers are making calls.” Read the comments:

Nadia Khan is a renowned Pakistani television personality and actress who has remained a prominent face in the entertainment industry for years. She rose to massive popularity with her morning program The Nadia Khan Show, which became a breakthrough project in her career. Over the years, she has appeared in notable dramas such as Pal Do Pal, Des Pardes, Bandhan, Aesi Hai Tanhai, Kaisi Aurat Hoon Main, and Dolly Darling. Currently, she is garnering attention as a host on Rise and Shine and Kya Drama Hai. Nadia also enjoys a strong digital presence, with 2.6 million followers on Instagram and over one million subscribers on YouTube.

Recently, Nadia Khan made an appearance on Hasna Mana Hai, hosted by Tabish Hashmi, alongside her husband Faisal Rao. During a fun segment where guests offer free advice to fellow celebrities, Nadia shared her candid advice for Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar after his picture was shown by the host.

Talking about it, Nadia Khan said, “He used to write brilliantly before, but now I would say that whenever you write a drama, please show women in a positive light. Don’t portray women in a toxic and negative way. It’s unbearable for someone like us who watches dramas three times in order to review them, because I have to hear those sentences again and again. So please show women in a positive light. Watch here.”

Shamoon Abbasi is an actor, director and artist who is also known for his big takes on situations. He is also a father to one daughter. His relationship with his daughter Anzela Abbasi is in shambles and they have publicly fought through podcasts. Shamoon was a guest on Nadia Khan’s show and he spoke about his take on upbringing of children.

Shamoon Abbasi said that “Tarbiyat” is nothing. He said his daughter’s tarbiyat was handled by his ex-wife and he also had a certain input in it but it does not matter in the long run. A family who brings up several children and one of them becomes a criminal, so would the parents be responsible for their behaviour?

The actor went on to say that kids these days are not happy with lectures. They question you and judge you through actions. Thus only words cannot suffice them. We need to stop relying on tarbiyat and start showing kids with our actions.

This is what he said: