Hania Aamir has treated fans by recreating Sabrina Carpenter’s track Goodbye in her latest Instagram reel.
The short video clip shows the Dimple Queen lip-syncing to the American pop star’s song while flaunting her signature dimples and playful expressions.
The post drew reactions from her fans, with some praising her entertaining style while others questioned her recent flurry of Instagram activity.
The most-followed Pakistani celebrity has been under the spotlight since her controversial bike stunt video went viral.
She has been uploading posts more frequently, possibly as a way to shift the narrative and re-engage her fanbase.
Her decision to recreate Goodbye particularly grabbed attention as the song itself carries undertones of closure and moving on.
Some even speculated that she may not have any new projects in the pipeline and is instead relying on Instagram trends to maintain visibility.
While many of her followers continue to enjoy her lighthearted clips, a segment of social media believes she is ‘trying too hard’ to stay relevant after the stunt controversy.
Sabrina Carpenter’s Goodbye is part of her widely loved pop discography that has resonated with fans globally.
Hania Aamir is regarded as one of the most followed and talked-about celebrities in Pakistan. She stepped into the entertainment industry at a very young age.
Her acting debut came with the film Janaan in 2016, and she received a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the Lux Style Awards.
Hania Aamir has starred in several hit dramas, including Titli, Visaal, Anaa, Dil Ruba, and Mere Humsafar.
In 2017, she appeared in Na Maloom Afraad 2. The following year, she gained even greater recognition with Parwaaz Hai Junoon.
Hania expanded her career by entering Indian Punjabi cinema with Sardaar Ji 3, opposite Diljit Dosanjh and Neeru Bajwa.
Although the film was not released in Indian theatres due to political tensions, it achieved remarkable success overseas.
Within days of its release, it became the highest-grossing Punjabi film of 2025 worldwide, performing strongly in Pakistan, the UK, North America, and Canada.