Tabish Hashmi reveals the reason why his family left India and moved to Pakistan

• Tabish Hashmi gained fame through the YouTube show "To Be Honest" on Nashpati Prime.
• Despite criticism for inappropriate adult jokes, his short clips go viral.
• He is married to Hira Tabish and has two children.

Brilliant Pakistani stand-up comedian and host Tabish Hashmi gained initial fame through Nashpati Prime’s YouTube show "To Be Honest," which went viral and paved the way for him to enter television. Tabish soon secured Har Pal Geo’s satire show "Hansna Mana Hai," which is completing its third season. Tabish Hashmi often becomes subject to criticism due to his inappropriate adult jokes, although his hilarious short clips frequently go viral on social media and receive public praise. Tabish is happily married to Hira Tabish, and they have two kids.

Recently, Tabish Hashmi appeared on Hafiz Ahmed’s podcast, where he revealed that his parents were Indians who left their country in 1984. He also provided details about his father and mother.

Talking about it, Tabish Hashmi said, “My father moved to Pakistan in 1984. He was well settled in India, he was doing a good job there but his brothers were settled in Pakistan; they suggested him to move to Pakistan. My grandmother was sick when she asked my father to finally move to Pakistan. My father shifted to Pakistan, his sacrifice was not that big, he just left his job, the real sacrifice was given by my mother who left all her family because her father’s family was already in Pakistan. My elder sisters were born in India and I was born in Pakistan”

While discussing how his father got Pakistan’s nationality, he said, “At that time, it was easy to settle in Pakistan after showing investment in the form of dollars or money, my father had the money, so we got the nationality”

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