Indian media has made shocking claims about the wealth of Pakistani superstar Hania Aamir, which has grabbed everyone’s attention.
Hania Aamir, who has more than 18 million Instagram followers, is currently the most-followed Pakistani celebrity on Instagram. She has impressed everyone with her acting in the hit ARY Digital drama Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum, and her other popular dramas include Dilruba, Titli, Mere Humsafar, Ishqiya, Sang-e-Mah, and Mujhe Pyaar Hua Tha.
Hania is known as a fun and lively actress in Pakistan. Along with her great acting and charming looks, her playful personality has also won the hearts of many fans.
These days, she is in the spotlight because of her upcoming Punjabi movie Sardaar Ji 3 with Indian singer and actor Diljit Dosanjh. While the film is getting a lot of support in Pakistan, in India both the film and its cast are facing boycott calls.
The trailer for the movie was released on June 22, 2025. After that, Indian media has started targeting both Hania and Diljit.
Diljit is being criticized heavily, and at the same time, Indian media is making big claims about Hania Aamir—some of which even she might not be aware of.
Some of these claims focus on Hania’s wealth and lifestyle. A report published on the showbiz website Bollywood Life talked about her expensive lifestyle, yearly income, and luxury hobbies—but without giving any proof or proper sources.
According to the report, Hania is famous not just in Pakistan but also in India, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, and other nearby countries.
It was claimed that Hania lives a royal lifestyle. She wears expensive clothes and has a love for luxury watches. The report also said that she owns more than one expensive Audi car and her yearly income is around 43 crore.
It also mentioned that Hania charges 3 to 4 lakh rupees for each episode of a drama. Her income from advertisements is separate.
Even though the report talks a lot about Hania’s wealth, it does not mention whether these 43 crores and 4 lakh are in Pakistani rupees or Indian rupees.
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