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Mahira Khan pens heartfelt wish for father

Mahira Khan pens heartfelt wish for father

Express Tribune30-03-2025
On Friday, Mahira Khan shared a touching tribute to her father, Hafeezur Rehman Khan, on Instagram to celebrate his birthday. The actor opened up about the bond she shares with her father in a throwback carousel post.
The photos ranged from her father's youth, sharing space with her mother and lovingly holding a baby Mahira in his arms, to the two posing together recently. Mahira wrote, "I will forever and ever be my Aba's little girl. Grateful every day to be born to a sufi gangsta like Hafeezur Rehman Khan. Alhumdulillah. Happy birthday, my favourite travel companion, my Aba. Te amo."
Mahira, who has often shared glimpses of her family life on social media, concluded her post with a humble request to her followers: "PS make a little prayer for my Aba today. Would be lovely x."
Fellow celebrities Aijaz Aslam, Ali Kazmi, Imran Abbas and Zoya Nasir, poured into the comments to send warm wishes and prayers for the actor's father. Mahira's makeup artist, Adnan Ansari, wrote, "Happy birthday to my heart," showcasing an intimate relationship with the Khan family.
Last month, the actor, adored for her roles in Humsafar and Raees, stole the spotlight at a family wedding alongside her husband, Salim Karim. The couple's energetic dance to Anarkali Disco Chali charmed everyone, particularly since the song playfully included Salim's name in its lyrics. Fans praised Mahira for her effortless grace and chemistry with Salim, calling the moment a heartwarming glimpse into her personal life. Since tying the knot last year, Mahira and Salim have become a favourite celebrity couple, with their joyful moments - like this viral dance - continuing to win hearts both on and off the screen.
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