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Comedian Tabish Hashmi on Crying Over Girls in Past Relationships

Comedian Tabish Hashmi on Crying Over Girls in Past Relationships

Web Desk September 18, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Tabish Hashmi recently teamed up with actor Aamir Qureshi.
  • The two shared humorous stories and personal insights.
  • A fan asked both if they had ever cried for a girl.
Famous Pakistani comedian and host Tabish Hashmi recently teamed up with renowned actor Aamir Qureshi for a lighthearted yet emotional appearance on a private news channel's comedy show. The two shared humorous stories, personal insights, and genuine emotions throughout the program.

During the show, Aamir Qureshi opened up about his personal and professional life, discussing his education, hobbies, and career in the entertainment industry. He revealed that while acting and hosting were part of his career, his true passion was singing. “I enjoyed singing more than acting and hosting,” Qureshi confessed.

Reflecting on his time in the industry, Qureshi shared a candid revelation about his decision to step away from acting. "I always got the same and side roles, never being offered a lead role, which is why I quit acting two and a half years ago," he explained.

In a lighter moment, a fan asked both Hashmi and Qureshi if they had ever cried for a girl. Initially laughing, Qureshi responded with heartfelt honesty: “I do not hide this fact, I believe that I have cried a lot for a girl. When the heart breaks, a person also cries." Hashmi added, "I've also cried, it's a normal thing," leaving the audience in laughter.

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