In the glamorous world of showbiz, where new stories are born every day, the friendship between two famous actresses, Yashma Gill and Hania Aamir, has recently taken a surprising turn.
A video on social media showing one of them putting a ring on the other’s finger, followed by a marriage proposal, has confused fans. People are wondering if it’s just a deep friendship or something more.
Both actresses are doing great in their careers and also share a very close bond in real life. Their friendship is often talked about in the media. Whether they attend events together or show love in small ways — like when Hania gifted her pet cat Aishwarya to Yashma after Yashma’s cat Jojo passed away — their connection is always praised.
But recently, a video of the two in a jewelry showroom surprised everyone. In the video, Hania first puts a ring on Yashma’s finger. Then, in a playful and loving way, Yashma puts a ring on Hania’s finger and says that she is getting married to Hania and that this is very important. After that, she calls out the word mine, as if confirming the relationship.
Fans admired the moment like a movie scene, but many people on social media criticized this act as going beyond friendship. Some users accused them of misleading the young generation, and many women especially reacted strongly.
But the real shock came later when a screenshot started spreading on social media. In it, Yashma Gill directly proposed to Hania Aamir, saying marry me.
Hania replied in her usual fun style, saying get in line, as if to say that she has many admirers and is currently enjoying her single life.
This new twist has surprised fans and also become a source of entertainment. On one hand, some people are calling it an innocent display of friendship. On the other hand, many are questioning values and boundaries.
One social media user criticized it by saying that these things are not allowed in Pakistan. Another person doubted Yashma’s intentions and said there is definitely something suspicious about Yashma.
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