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Hania Aamir reacts to being called 'face of Gen-Z' in Pakistan

Hania Aamir reacts to being called 'face of Gen-Z' in Pakistan

  • Hania Aamir shared her thoughts during a brief interview with CNN.
  • Hania expressed gratitude for fans' unwavering support.
  • She reacted to being called the "face of Gen-Z" in Pakistan.
Pakistani actress Hania Aamir, known for her remarkable performance in the hit drama Kabhi Mein Kabhi Tum, recently shared her thoughts on being called the 'face of Gen-Z' in Pakistan during a brief interview with CNN.

“I don’t take a lot of pressure. I just try and be myself, and whatever comes my way, I just try and do it with as much honesty as I can,” she said, when asked about being called the "face of Gen-Z" in Pakistan. Reflecting on the love and admiration from her fans, Hania expressed gratitude for their unwavering support.

The actress later posted the interview clip on Instagram, captioning it: "Reflecting on an incredible year filled with blessings and growth. Grateful to share my journey on CNN's NYE Live Special and to everyone who's been a part of this beautiful ride. Here's to more love, more lessons, and even more magic in 2025!"

Hania also touched upon the cultural ties between India and Pakistan. “We’re like distant cousins. We’re just so similar in so many ways. It’s absolutely lovely to see that we can collaborate and are just so appreciative of each other,” she remarked.

An avid fan of Indian music, Hania has often shared videos grooving to Bollywood hits, further strengthening her bond with fans across borders.

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