Veteran actor Ghulam Mohiuddin and comedian Ahmed Ali Butt compared Hania Aamir to legendary actor Babra Sharif, with Mohiuddin agreeing that the two share similarities in body language and sharp features.

The comparison came during an interview hosted by Butt, in which Mohiuddin also spoke about the new Film City project introduced by the Punjab government, the decline of the entertainment industry and the possibility of remaking his iconic film Mera Naam Hai Mohabbat.

When asked whether he would remake Mera Naam Hai Mohabbat, Mohiuddin said he would love to do so if he could find someone similar to Babra Sharif. Butt then suggested Hania Aamir, calling her the Gen Z version of Sharif in terms of looks and personality, and Mohiuddin agreed with the comparison.

The remarks soon led social media users to draw comparisons between the two actors online, with many discussing their similarities.

Speaking about the Film City project, Mohiuddin shared that he had long been trying to secure funding for the initiative and had finally succeeded. He added that he played a major role in the project by preparing the proposal and recruiting people involved in it.

Highlighting the importance of the project, the actor explained how investment and development in the entertainment sector could bring greater recognition to Pakistan’s film industry. He also spoke about the decline of the entertainment industry, saying that cooperation and a proper structure are necessary for its revival and long-term growth.

Mohiuddin, famous for his Punjabi films in the 1970s, is a celebrated veteran actor known for his prolific career in Urdu and Punjabi cinema. He has starred in over 400 films across a career spanning nearly five decades.