Renowned Pakistani actress Saba Qamar has accepted an apology from journalist Naeem Haider after he publicly apologized for making defamatory claims against her. Last year, Qamar had sent a legal notice worth 100 million Pakistani rupees to Haider, who had claimed to have known Qamar since the early 2000s, stating that she was living in a house provided by a fan. Qamar’s legal team had issued a notice against Haider, alleging harassment and defamation.
In a recent podcast, Haider apologized to Qamar, admitting that the claims he made were false and had caused her immense distress. He also retracted his previous statements and expressed remorse for the harm caused by his actions. The incident has sparked a broader conversation about the need for stricter laws and regulations in the Pakistani entertainment industry.
Meanwhile, Pakistani actress Saba Faisal has come to the defense of a social media influencer who was criticized for her comments on a recent incident involving a popular drama serial. Faisal criticized those who had misinterpreted the influencer’s statements and called out fake social media accounts using her name.
Other celebrities, including Hamayun Ashraf and Bilal Maqsood, also shared their thoughts on various issues affecting the entertainment industry. Ashraf discussed his experiences with anxiety and depression, while Maqsood reflected on the emotional highs and lows of his music career.
In other news, the Pakistani music industry’s popular duo Strings has reunited after a four-year hiatus. The band’s reunion has been met with excitement from fans, who are eagerly awaiting their next performance.
Separately, a 30-year-old Brazilian woman was arrested for attempting to break into the home of BTS member Jungkook in South Korea. The incident has sparked concerns about fan safety and the need for stronger security measures.
In a related development, Field Marshal Asif Nawaz has visited a military formation to review training exercises and emphasize the importance of innovation and preparation for future conflicts.
