Mahira Khan’s breathtaking performance to Noor Jehan’s Mai Tey Mera Dilbar Jani song
Mahira Khan has once again proven why she remains a fan favourite, as her latest video showing her playful act on one of Madam Noor Jehan’s legendary Punjabi songs took the internet by storm.
The Love Guru star shared the clip with her followers, filming a perfect blend of nostalgia and charisma.
Brimming with confidence, Mahira emoted to the classic ‘Mein Te Mera Dilbar Jani’.
The video went viral, circulating across various platforms, with many dubbing it a blend of old-school charm and modern elegance.”
Mahira has been in the headlines for quite some time, with her latest film, Love Guru achieving major milestones.
In just a week, the Humayun Saeed-starrer emerged as a box office success, raking in over Rs 500 million in domestic and international markets within its first seven days, according to 24NewsHD TV channel.
Released on Eidul Azha, the romantic comedy captivated audiences both in Pakistan and abroad.
The film continues to run successfully in over 60 cinemas nationwide.
According to cinema owners and distributors, Love Guru performed exceptionally well during the Eid holidays.
Industry analysts suggest that the movie’s earnings could rise further in the coming weeks, given its strong word-of-mouth and continued screenings across the country.
The commercial success of Love Guru marks another positive step for Lollywood’s revival.
It even outperformed the previous blockbuster The Legend of Maula Jatt, which earned Rs 110 million in its first week. In contrast, Love Guru raked in Rs 120 million during the same period.
Mahira Khan and Humayun Saeed have promoted Love Guru extensively in international markets, including the UK and the US, generating strong buzz and attracting large audiences.
At one promotional event, Mahira expressed her hopes for the film to cross the Rs1 billion mark at the box office. “Everyone say Ameen,” she urged the audience with a smile.
During the same event, Humayun Saeed praised the film’s director, Nadeem Baig, saying, “He is the best director in the country.” He added humorously, “He charges me full price, but he’s worth it.”
In a video clip from the event, Humayun remarked, “If my film earns Rs500 million in my own country, Pakistan, that would be enough for me – but I hope it goes beyond that.”