Who is Mawra Hocane husband Ameer Gilani?
Known for their on-screen chemistry in hit dramas like
Sabaat
and
Neem
, Ameer and Mawra have been a fan-favorite duo since they first met in 2020. Their natural connection in
Sabaat
—which became a massive hit—had fans speculating that their bond extended beyond the screen.
Despite the duo's chemistry on screen, Mawra Hocane and Ameer Gilani had never publicly confirmed their relationship, however they recently surprised fans by sharing a joint Instagram post of their dreamy wedding photoshoot.
The couple's wedding celebrations were held in Lahore and Islamabad. On Thursday morning, a photographer released a short video showcasing glimpses of -+-+-+Mawra and Ameer's wedding ceremony. In a post, Ameer Gilani expressed his joy, saying, "Alhamdulillah, I married my best friend and celebrated with my world. Thank you all for your love and prayers."
Who is Ameer Gilani?
Ameer Gilani hails from a distinguished and educated family in Pakistan. His grandfather, Syed Iftikhar Hussain Gilani, was a prominent lawyer and senior politician. He served as the Federal Minister of Law from 1988 to 1990 in former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto's cabinet.
Ameer Gilani graduated from Harvard Law School in 2022. Despite holding a law degree, he gained fame for his acting career, particularly for his role as 'Hassan' in the drama
Sabat
. In addition to his TV acting, Ameer has also performed in various music videos and was last seen in the series
Very Filmy
.
Mawra's older sister, Urwa Hocane, married actor and singer Farhan Saeed on December 18, 2016.
The couple has received congratulations from showbiz personalities and fans, who have extended their best wishes for their new journey together.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Express Tribune
an hour ago
- Express Tribune
Jason Kelce faces backlash over ‘tone deaf' fourth of July post, fans call out 'privilege'
Jason Kelce has faced criticism on social media following his Fourth of July post calling for Americans to 'set aside our differences' and celebrate together. The retired Philadelphia Eagles player shared a video of fireworks over the water on Instagram, captioning, 'Man I love the 4th! One of the great days we all can set aside our differences in this country, and enjoy the one thing we all share in common. That we are American! Cheers to you oh beautiful America.' The post, which was liked by his brother Travis Kelce, quickly drew backlash, with many users calling the message 'tone deaf' amid the current political climate in the United States. 'I love you, bro, but your privilege is showing. You are able to set things aside, but not everyone has that privilege,' one follower commented. Another added, 'I really do love you Jason but no, we actually can't just set aside our differences. What this country is becoming is not something I'm proud of.' A third commenter stated, 'This caption is so beyond tone-deaf and insulting. People are suffering. People will die because of what's happening.' Additional comments urged Jason to use his platform to highlight current injustices, emphasising the need to speak up for those facing challenges across the country. Jason Kelce, 37, has typically remained neutral on politics alongside his brother Travis. Last year, Travis expressed a similar approach, stating he would visit the White House as a Super Bowl champion regardless of which president was in office.
Express Tribune
5 hours ago
- Express Tribune
Jack Osbourne shares tribute as father Ozzy Osbourne bids farewell with final concert in Birmingham
Ozzy Osbourne's final live concert became a moment of family reflection as Jack Osbourne paid tribute to his father following the performance. The 76-year-old musician delivered his last show at the Back to the Beginning festival in Birmingham on 5 July, performing to 42,000 fans while seated in a throne due to his Parkinson's diagnosis. 'It's so good to be on this f****** stage, you have no idea,' Ozzy told the crowd as he performed a five-song solo set, followed by a reunion with Black Sabbath bandmates Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward for four songs, including 'Iron Man' and 'Paranoid.' Shortly after the concert, Jack Osbourne shared a personal tribute on Instagram by posting vintage footage of his father bringing him on stage as a child. 'For everything I learned along the way…the final Good Night We Love You All,' Jack captioned the post, marking the significance of the moment for their family. Jack's tribute was part of a wider family reflection, with Sharon Osbourne and Kelly Osbourne also sharing photos and videos from the event. The concert, held in Ozzy's hometown, was announced earlier this year as a final opportunity for the musician to perform live and give back to Birmingham, with proceeds supporting Birmingham Children's Hospital and Acorn Children's Hospice. Ozzy, who started with Black Sabbath in the late 1960s before a solo career that has sold over 100 million albums, retired from touring in 2023 due to health concerns.
Express Tribune
6 hours ago
- Express Tribune
Zayn Malik opens up about facing racism during One Direction days in new song ‘Fuchsia Sea'
Zayn Malik's latest music teaser has sparked intense speculation among fans, who believe the singer is directly addressing his experience with One Direction in his upcoming track 'Fuchsia Sea.' Shared via Instagram Stories, Malik's handwritten lyrics struck a chord with followers and revived conversations around his complex history with the chart-topping boy band. Photo: Instagram One line in particular—'Cause I worked hard in a white band and they still laughed at the Asian'—has ignited debate, with many interpreting it as a critique of how Malik was treated during his time with the group. Reactions on social media ranged from fierce support to calls for a public apology on his behalf. Malik, who was the first to leave the group before their official 2016 disbandment, has largely stayed out of the public eye in recent years. That changed with his 2024 'Stairway to the Sky' tour, where he reconnected with fans through stripped-back performances in cities including London, Las Vegas, and Washington, DC. The singer's relationship with his former bandmates, Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson, and the late Liam Payne, has remained distant. They were last seen together in November 2024 to mourn Payne's passing at 31. In recent months, however, Malik appears to have buried the hatchet as he performed a cover of the band's hit "Night Changes" in his concert in Mexico and also acknowledged Tomlinson's attendance at one of his shows.
