Pakistani superstar Mahira Khan has once again won hearts with her candid admiration for Malayalam cinema, openly expressing her desire to be part of the thriving film industry known for its compelling storytelling and critically acclaimed content.
A viral video circulating on social media captures Mahira interacting with the media, where she spoke passionately about her appreciation for Malayalam films and revealed her wish to work in one.
Addressing reporters, the actress said:
“Malayalam, you are the best. I want to be in a Malayalam film, okay? Please do not record this. It's one of my favourites. It really is! They are making the best films in South Asia as far as I'm concerned. The content... oh my God, everything about it.”
Mahira's heartfelt remarks quickly gained attention online, with many fans praising her appreciation for quality cinema and her willingness to explore opportunities beyond Pakistan's entertainment industry.
The actress has long been known for supporting meaningful storytelling, making her admiration for Malayalam cinema unsurprising. Over the years, the South Indian film industry has earned widespread recognition for producing content-driven films that have resonated with audiences across the globe.
The viral clip comes shortly after Mahira shared details of her memorable interaction with King Charles III at the annual dinner and reception hosted by the British Asian Trust in London.
The prestigious event brought together influential figures from business, media, philanthropy, politics and entertainment to support the Trust's initiatives across South Asia, including Pakistan, India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.
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The British Asian Trust later shared highlights from the evening and expressed gratitude for the continued support of King Charles III, who founded the organization in 2007 while serving as the Prince of Wales.
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The organization also praised Mahira, who serves as a British Asian Trust Ambassador, revealing that her heartfelt speech about mental health awareness, social stigma and the children she met during a visit to the Trust's mental health programme in Karachi deeply moved the audience.
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