Hina Tariq, a rising star in showbiz, talked candidly about her road to eventually star in plays during her recent appearance on “Good Morning Pakistan” to discuss her new serial.

In a rather open admission, Tariq said, “It just happened.” There isn’t any backstory.

She continued, “I’ve always wanted to watch myself on screen and to know if people would like to see me or not.”

Acting in dramas has always been my dream. But earlier, I was preoccupied with my schoolwork. “I moved from Lahore to Karachi to start working in dramas here so soon after finishing my studies,” the celebrity continued, adding that she began with advertisements before receiving offers for dramas after being approached through her Instagram handle.

“No, I’m the first one,” Tariq insisted when asked if she had any family members in the entertainment industry. Although it took me about a year to win my family’s approval, they are now all incredibly supportive and delighted.

Notably, Hina Tariq co-stars in the upcoming television series “Bharam” alongside Omer Shahzad and Rabya Kulsoom. Zainab Raza Afzal Khan, Muhammad Ahmed, Salma Hassan, Babar Ali, Arjuman Rahim and Zarafshan Aamir and Ahsan are also part of the title’s supporting cast.

A main suspect in the contentious phony film that targeted Provincial Information Minister Azma Bokhari, Ali Hassan Toor, has been taken into custody by the Federal Investigation Agency’s (FIA) Cyber Crimes Unit.

While trying to escape the nation from Sialkot Airport, Toor was captured.

After Toor was arrested by immigration officials at the airport, they immediately notified the Cyber Crimes Circle in Lahore. An expedition was sent to Sialkot to apprehend him.

The phony video, which purportedly sought to discredit the provincial minister, was allegedly produced and disseminated with Ali Hassan Toor’s assistance. He couldn’t leave the nation because his name was already on the Exit Control List (ECL).

An important step forward in the case’s ongoing investigation is the arrest.

The last rounds of the selection process have begun for Pakistan’s national team for the forthcoming tour of South Africa. According to sources, the T20 series will continue the tradition of developing up-and-coming talent by providing opportunities for young players.

Senior bowlers and batters might be rested for the Twenty20 series, while Babar Azam, Naseem Shah, and Shaheen Afridi are anticipated to participate in the One-Day International series, according to insiders.

It is likely that Fakhar Zaman will rejoin the white-ball team, and Imam-ul-Haq will be considered for the Test team.

In order to prepare for the difficult conditions, plans are also in motion to conduct a training camp for the Test team in South Africa.

There will be three ODIs, three T20s, and two Test matches during Pakistan’s trip of South Africa.