A wave of nostalgia swept through social media after Reema Khan shared a throwback cover of DIVA Magazine’s 2006 “Power 50”, issue a landmark edition that brought together some of the most influential names in Pakistan’s entertainment and fashion industry.
The iconic cover featured a star studded lineup including music sensation Atif Aslam, supermodels Vaneeza Ahmed and Iman Ali, fashion entrepreneur Shamoon Sultan, and photography master Ather Shahzad.
At the center of it all was Reema Khan, a true film icon of her era. The background track accompanying her post, “Love Mein Gum” by Ali Zafar, added an extra layer of early 2000s nostalgia, transporting fans straight back to a defining moment in showbiz history.
The 2006 DIVA “Power 50” cover represented a golden era when film, music, fashion, and retail converged under one glamorous spotlight.
Often referred to as one of Lollywood’s most celebrated stars, Reema Khan began her film career in the 1990s and quickly rose to prominence with her captivating screen presence and graceful performances.
Over the years, she became a leading name in Pakistani cinema, starring in numerous hit films and earning a reputation for her elegance and professionalism.
But Reema didn’t limit herself to acting alone. She successfully transitioned into direction and production, proving her versatility within the industry.
Her move behind the camera showcased her creative vision and solidified her position not just as a star, but as a powerhouse contributor to Pakistani cinema.
In 2011, Reema Khan married Pakistani American cardiologist Dr. Tariq Shahab in a high profile wedding that captured media attention across the country.
Following her marriage, she shifted much of her life to the United States, balancing family life with selective appearances in the entertainment industry.
Despite stepping away from full time acting, her legacy remains intact, with fans continuing to celebrate her timeless beauty and impactful career.