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Saba Qamar faces backlash over bold magazine shoot

January 22, 2025

Saba Qamar is known for her performances in hit dramas like “Baaghi” and “Cheekh”
A recent magazine appearance in a tiger-print silk gown sparked a public backlash.
Behind-the-scenes video from her shoot circulates on social media.

Saba Qamar, a versatile and celebrated Pakistani television and film actress, consistently delivers stellar performances in hit dramas like “Baaghi”, “Cheekh”, “Digest Writer”, “Bunty I Love You”, “Pani Jesa Pyar”, “Sar e Raah”, “Mein Chaand Si”, and “Fraud”. She is currently filming her upcoming drama serial “Case No 9”, which features an ensemble cast including Aamina Sheikh and Faysal Quraishi. Saba frequently garners attention for her bold fashion choices.

Saba Qamar’s recent magazine appearance has sparked intense public backlash. She donned a tiger-print silk gown, drawing significant attention. A behind-the-scenes video from her shoot is also circulating on social media. Take a look at some pictures from her shoot:

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