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Tabish Hashmi is disturbed by Pakistani schooling

Tabish Hashmi is disturbed by Pakistani schooling

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  • Tabish Hashmi is recognized for his exceptional humor and 15 years of corporate experience.
  • He hosts "Hasna Mana Hai" and conducts interviews with celebrities.
  • He shared personal and professional insights on Nida Yasir's show.
A highly renowned host, Tabish Hashmi is celebrated for his exceptional sense of humor. With a robust educational background and 15 years of experience in the corporate sector, he transitioned into the showbiz industry to pursue his passion full-time. As the host of "Hasna Mana Hai," he has conducted interviews with numerous prominent celebrities. Alongside his wife Hira Tabish, he appeared as a guest on Nida Yasir’s show, where he shared insights into both his personal and professional life.

Tabish had been residing in Canada for the past few years, where his daughter also received her early education. She is a curious child who enjoys asking questions about everything, a practice that is unfortunately not appreciated in Pakistan.

Talking about his daughter, Tabish revealed that “Pakistani schooling disturbed his daughter a bit as the teachers were not okay with how she always asks questions and teachers have complained about her questioning habit several times to the parents. He said that he understands that teaching culture has changed and teachers are also very tense about their circumstances and thus cannot focus on the kids a lot.”

The couple also revealed how they have always distributed their chores and shared the workload, both while living in Canada and Pakistan.

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