Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar has made headlines once again, this time it’s about Pakistani mega-star Mahira Khan.
The Superstar actor recently posted some snippets from her drama Sadqay Tumhare, in which she played Shanno, based on the real-life love tale of Khalil Ur Rehman.
She captioned the videos, “Aaj sadqay yaaad aaaya.”
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The 59-year-old writer posted a screengrab of the message, saying he will always ‘curse’ himself for casting Mahira.
I ll always curse on me for the sin I committed by casting her in a very sacred role in my Sadqay Tumhare pic.twitter.com/vNbNYKWYAb
— Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar (@KrqOfficial) April 27, 2022
“I’ll always curse myself for the sin of casting her in a very sacred role in my Sadqay Tumhare,” he wrote.
Khalil Ur Rehman re-shared an old tweet from Mahira in which she chastised the writer for verbally insulting human rights activist Marvi Sirmed on national television in March 2020, explaining his ‘hate’ for the actor.
Khalil Ur Rehman posted on Twitter, “Ye hai iss aurat ka wo tweet jo iss ne Marvi Sarmad k sath honay walay incident k aglay din kia tha.” “This is a tweet by Mahira following the Marvi Sirmed incident.)”
ye hai iss aurat ka wo tweet jo iss ne Marvi Sarmad k sath honay walay incident k aglay din kia tha
— Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar (@KrqOfficial) April 27, 2022
May iska behad ehtram karta tha lekin iski ye zaban aur ghatiapan mujhay martay dam tk nahi bhoolay ga pic.twitter.com/UVnkTdC8EW
He went on to add that once she tweeted the controversial tweet, he had lost all respect for her.
When referring to actor Adnan Malik, who played the lead role in the biographical drama, the writer had previously made nasty statements about him calling him a “transgender.“
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