Actress Saba Qamar has laughed off rumours that she will marry in December, joking that she does not know who started them and is still waiting for her invitation.
Qamar reacted on an Instagram story, where she shared a video from content creator Mahad Ali Faizan. She asked, “Oh bhai, who’s spreading these rumours that I’m getting married in December?”
She said work leaves her no time for wedding plans. “Honestly I’m so caught up with work that I barely have time to go home, let alone get some proper sleep!”
She then joked that she should be on the guest list. “But achha if the wedding is happening, do invite me too because I haven’t received my own invitation yet!”
Faizan claimed in his video that rumours of Qamar’s wedding are spreading everywhere. He said he does not know whether they are true and that her wedding is not confirmed.
Faizan also claimed that wedding events for Hania Aamir and Asim Azhar will take place in December. He claimed celebrities are preparing for the events.
Qamar has maintained a steady presence in Pakistani cinema and television over the past few years.
On the film side, she starred alongside Zahid Ahmed in the action comedy “Ghabrana Nahi Hai” in 2022, followed by “Kamli” the same year alongside Sania Saeed and Nimra Bucha, a performance that earned her the Lux Style Award for Best Film Actress in 2023.
On television, she has built a run of acclaimed and closely watched projects, including “Fraud” and “Mrs. & Mr. Shameem” in 2022, followed by “Sar-e-Rah,” “Gunah,” “Tumharay Husn Kay Naam,” and “Serial Killer” in 2023.
She then starred in “Pagal Khana” in 2024, before taking on three prime-time dramas at once in 2025, “Case No. 9,” “Pamaal,” and “Muamma,” each airing on a different channel. As of 2026, she has also featured in “Khuda Gawah” and is set to lead HUM TV’s upcoming drama “Hurmat.”
Some of her most celebrated work remains earlier in her career, including “Baaghi” in 2017, which won her the Lux Style Award for Best TV Actress for her portrayal of Qandeel Baloch, and “Cheekh” in 2019, a courtroom drama that drew widespread critical praise.
