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Hania Aamir drops rap hit ‘Pablo’; Rakhi Sawant drops a surprise cameo
Cinema Vines

Hania Aamir drops rap hit ‘Pablo’; Rakhi Sawant drops a surprise cameo

Pakistani actress‑singer Hania Aamir announced her first foray into music with the rap single “Pablo,” released on Thursday. The track, written and composed by Aamir herself, is a direct rebuttal to her critics, who have called her a “fake” because of her looks and guarded public persona. In the lyrics she urges her detractors to breathe, reminds them that everyone is human, and warns that those who continue to judge will eventually face the consequences of their actions.

While the song’s verses are a bold statement, the real headline‑grabber is the unexpected cameo in the outro. Bollywood actress Rakhi Sawant appears to deliver a supportive message, praising Aamir’s beauty and urging her to stay calm in the face of criticism. Sawant’s lines—“Hania, my jaan, don’t get tense. Understand? Don’t take any tension. You’re a hoor, there’s divine light on your face. They’re jealous of your beauty.”—were followed by her calling Aamir a “lioness” and encouraging her to confront detractors with courage, adding the punchy line, “Jo darr gaya, samjho marr gaa.”

The collaboration quickly went viral, with fans taking to social media to comment on the unlikely pairing. One user noted that “Rakhi Sawant Hania Aamir was not on my 2026 Bingo list,” while another simply wrote “Unexpected collab.” Yet another fan praised the duo, saying, “Rakhi and Hania’s collab is actually sounding so good.” Sawant herself shared fan reactions and a clip of her dancing to the track on Instagram, further fueling the buzz.

Hania Aamir’s career has spanned television and film, beginning with the 2016 movie Janaan and later roles in series such as Titli, Visaal, Mere Humsafar, and Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum. She recently appeared in the show Meri Zindagi Hai Tu, which gained popularity in India, and in 2025 she featured in the commercial success Sardar Ji 3 alongside Diljit Dosanjh and Neeru Bajwa, although the film did not release in India.