Saba Qamar calls off her wedding

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 01:31 PM Apr 03, 2021 IST

Pakistani actress Saba Qamar, who was seen opposite Irrfan Khan in the film Hindi Medium, has cancelled her wedding. She took to Instagram and issued a statement that read, “Hi Everyone. I have a very important announcement to make; due to a lot of personal reasons I have decided to call it off with Azeem Khan. We are not getting married now, hope you guys will support my decision just like you all have been supporting me always, and I guess it’s never too late to realise the bitter realities!”

She added, “I also wanted to clear one important thing that is: ‘I have never Met Azeem Khan in my life, we were only connected over the phone…”

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