Hania Aamir
Aamir in 2018
Born	(1997-02-12)12 February 1997 (age 29) Rawalpindi,Punjab, Pakistan
Citizenship	Pakistani
Occupation	Actress
Years active	2016–present
Known for	Film and television work

Hania Aamir^[a] (born 12 February 1997) is a Pakistani actress who works inUrdu television and films. She has received several accolades including twoHum Awards and aLux Style Award. She began her acting career with thecomedy filmsJanaan (2016),Na Maloom Afraad 2 (2017) and subsequently began her television career withPhir Wohi Mohabbat (2017). These performances earned her theHum Award for Best Television Sensation Female.

Aamir achieved success with the commercially successful films the combat-warParwaaz Hai Junoon (2018) and the comedy punjabi filmSardaarji 3 (2025). She received popularity withMere Humsafar (2022) andMujhe Pyaar Hua Tha (2023) and gained praise for her head–strong portrayals in the romantic dramasAnaa (2019),Ishqiya (2020),Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum (2024) andMeri Zindagi Hai Tu (2025), for KMKT she received her firstLux Style Award for Best TV Actress.

In addition to acting, she serves as the ambassador for several brands and products. OnInstagram, Aamir is themost-followed Pakistani woman.

Hania was born on 12 February 1997 inRawalpindi, Punjab and comes from aPunjabi family with roots inMurree.^[1] Her parents separated early in her life, and she was raised by asingle mother. Hania has spoken publicly about facingemotional trauma and financial difficulties during her childhood.^[2][3]

She enrolled at theFoundation for Advancement of Science and Technology (FAST-NUCES), which is where she was studying when she auditioned for her debut film,Janaan (2016).^[4] She later dropped out of college, citing her need to earn money to financially support her family.^[5] She described herself as having been a "rebellious" student during her time in college.^[6]

Aamir was studying at theFoundation for Advancement of Science and Technology (FAST-NUCES), when she auditioned for the romantic comedyJanaan (2016).^{[4][7][8][9][10]}

Aamir subsequently starred as abeauty-obsessed unfaithful wife in the 2017 romantic dramaTitli. Her performance inHum TV's romantic dramaPhir Wohi Mohabbat (2017), earned her theBest Television Sensation Female at theHum Awards. That same year, Aamir played a headstrong bride-to-be in the heist comedyNa Maloom Afraad 2. The following year, Aamir featured inParwaaz Hai Junoon alongsideHamza Ali Abbasi,Ahad Raza Mir andKubra Khan. Her next portrayal was of agirl next door in the melodramaVisaal (2018), oppositeZahid Ahmed andSaboor Aly.^[11][9][12]

Aamir played the free-spirited heiress of Shergarh inAnaa (2019) oppositeShehzad Sheikh. She also sang the title track of the series along withSahir Ali Bagga, which has garnered 8 million views onYouTube. She received positive reviews for her work.^{[13][14][15][16]}

In 2020, Aamir played a carefree and outgoing girl Rumaisa Siddique, inIshqiya oppositeFeroze Khan. She received a nomination for Best Actress TV at the2nd Pakistan International Screen Awards.^[17][18] The same year she starred as a flirty TikToker girl, Sanam Jameel inDil Ruba.^[19]

In 2022, Aamir portrayed Hala inMere Humsafar oppositeFarhan Saeed. She received Lux Style AwardsBest TV Actress andBest TV Actress – Critics' Choice nominations.^[20] That same year, she briefly appeared as Gul Meena in theensemble cast dramaSang-e-Mah, co-starringZaviyar Nauman Ijaz.^[21]In 2023, Aamir portrayed Maheer Saad Hussain oppositeWahaj Ali and Zaviyar Nauman Ijaz, in the romantic dramaMujhe Pyaar Hua Tha.^[22] Her performance received mixed to negative reviews.^[23] In 2024, she starred inKabhi Main Kabhi Tum oppositeFahad Mustafa where she played Sharjeena, a role that earned positive reviews.^[24] In 2025, Hania appeared in the Punjabi-language Indian filmSardaar Ji 3 alongsideDiljit Dosanjh andNeeru Bajwa, marking her debut in the Indian Punjabi-language film industry.^[25]

Aamir has been described in the media, one of the Pakistan's most popular and highest-paid actresses.^[26][27] She has featured in Hello Pakistan's HOT100 list in the "Headliners" category.^[28] She walked the ramp for Zainab Chottani at the "Pakistan Fashion Week" in 2019.^[29] She has also done various photoshoots for "Eid Collections" and for designers like Asim Jofa.^[30][31] Aamir is a brand ambassador for several brands likeMaybelline New York andSprite.^{[citation needed]} In 2022, Aamir was named the brand ambassador forPeshawar Zalmi in thePakistan Super League.^[32] Aamir is the most-followed Pakistani celebrity onInstagram, surpassingAyeza Khan.^[33][34] Aamir was placed 9th inEastern Eye's Top 50 Asian Stars of 2024.^[35]

Following the2025 Pahalgam attack and the subsequent2025 India–Pakistan standoff, access to accounts of severalPakistani entertainers onInstagram wasrestricted within India. Aamir's profile was among those blocked for Indian users. During this period, a fabricated statement claiming she had appealed to thePrime Minister of India,Narendra Modi, circulated on social media. Aamir denied the quote and clarified through her Instagram Stories that she had not issued any such statement.^[36]

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