Hania Aamir Reacts to Indian Show’s ‘Hania Paneer’ Joke with Humor

Pakistani actress Hania Aamir recently gave a funny and lighthearted response to a viral video from an Indian news show where she was called “Hania Paneer” instead of her real name.

The clip came from a debate on an Indian channel where a guest, pretending not to recognize the actress, joked, “Who is this Hania Paneer or Mir? First time I’ve heard this name!” The remark went viral on social media, especially after Hania’s recent film “Sardaar Ji 3” was released internationally, but not in India due to political tensions between Pakistan and India.

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In the video now making rounds online, Hania Aamir didn’t stay silent. Instead, she posted a humorous Instagram video showing herself getting ready, attending her film screening, and jokingly pretending her real name was “Hania Paneer.” She also mimicked the viral line, making fans laugh even more.

Hania’s response won hearts. Rather than reacting with anger, she chose humor and grace. She even teased that she’ll soon launch a meme account on social media herself — and yes, she plans to run it personally.

Despite not releasing in India, “Sardaar Ji 3” has done exceptionally well in Pakistan. Reports say the film earned over PKR 500 million, beating the record of “Carry On Jatta 3” and becoming the highest-grossing Indian Punjabi film in Pakistan.

Hania Aamir continues to shine not only through her acting but also with her witty, charming personality online.

5 Short FAQs

1. What did the Indian news guest call Hania Aamir?
He jokingly called her “Hania Paneer” on air.

2. How did Hania Aamir respond?
She posted a funny Instagram video, mimicking the remark and taking it lightly.

3. Which film is she currently promoting?
Her latest film is “Sardaar Ji 3.”

4. Was the film released in India?
No, due to political tensions, it was not released in India.

5. How successful was the film in Pakistan?
It earned PKR 500 million, breaking records for Punjabi films.