Noor Ul Hassan picks Saba Qamar over Mahira Khan
Pakistani actor Noor Ul Hassan has sparked a fresh debate among fans after choosing Saba Qamar over Mahira Khan when asked about his preferred actress.
During a television appearance, Noor Ul Hassan admired Saba for her dedication to acting and said she completely transforms herself for the characters she plays.
Talking about Saba’s journey, Noor said he has watched the actress grow in front of everyone through years of hard work, learning and grooming.
He highlighted her passion for the craft and the effort she puts into every performance. Talking about actresses, both performers have established themselves as leading names in Pakistan’s entertainment industry, but their strengths are often viewed differently by audiences.
Saba Qamar has specifically earned praise for her ability to disappear into challenging characters.
From emotionally intense roles to socially driven stories, she has repeatedly experimented with different characters and acting styles.
Saba began her television career at a young age and gradually established herself through dramas including Maat, Bunty I Love You, Digest Writer, Cheekh and Fraud.
Her performance in the Bollywood film Hindi Medium also brought her international recognition.
Mahira Khan, meanwhile, has built a huge fan following through her screen presence and star power and commercial appeal.
She rose to prominence with dramas such as Humsafar, where her portrayal of Khirad made her one of the most recognisable faces in Pakistani television.
She later continued her success with projects including Sadqay Tumhare, Bin Roye and Verna, while her Bollywood debut opposite Shah Rukh Khan in Raees further increased her popularity across the region.
Well, back to Noor Ul Hassan talk, his comments have once again brought the long-running comparison between Saba Qamar and Mahira Khan into the spotlight.
Several fans also made it clear that appreciating Saba’s acting does not necessarily mean taking anything away from Mahira.
For many viewers, the debate ultimately comes down to personal preference and the different qualities both actresses bring to the screen.
