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Nadia Jamil reveals how Imran Khan saved her from police

Nadia Jamil reveals how Imran Khan saved her from police

Web Desk February 11, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Nadia Jamil, a Pakistani celebrity, shares a heartwarming story about Imran Khan.
  • She is known for her talent in bringing characters to life and her philanthropic work.
  • Jamil shared a humorous story from her early courtship with Ali Pervaiz.
Nadia Jamil, a beloved Pakistani celebrity, has a heartwarming story about Imran Khan. She captivates audiences with her remarkable talent for bringing characters to life and earns admiration for her philanthropic work supporting the nation's children. Known for her honesty, she openly shares the pain and tragedies she has endured, never hesitating to speak the truth.

Nadia Jamil appeared as a guest on “Fuchsia” and shared a fun story from the early days of her courtship with her now-husband, Ali Pervaiz. As teenagers, they planned to meet at a friend’s house and later decided to go for a drive. While listening to music together, a police squad—established by President Zia to randomly stop people and ask for “Nikkah Namas”—caught them.

While at the police station, Nadia called her uncle, Yousaf Salahuddin, instead of her father. Unaware that her father was among the guests at her uncle’s house, she soon found out when five people arrived at the station—including World Cup winner Imran Khan and her uncle. The policemen served Imran Khan tea before letting her go.

Nadia Jamil hilariously shared that years later, Imran Khan told her she was a good kid because she married that boy. Listen to the story:

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