“Momina’s comeback happened before my academic comeback,” a follower of Momina Mustehsan posted on the photo and video sharing app Instagram. The well-known celebrity responded, “Study now, dear.” Although Momina is making a comeback to the music business after a long break, she believes that her fans would benefit more from education. However, Nawazuddin Siddiqui, a well-known actor from India, previously acknowledged that he was one of the people who enjoyed the song “Tera Woh Pyar.”
Nawazuddin Siddiqui stated in an interview that he used to listen to this song by Momina and Asim while filming his movie “Manto” and that he is a fan of it. Singer Momina Mustehsan voiced her concerns about Pakistan’s lack of international exposure in October 2022. The singer of “Baari” used the microblogging platform to express her opinions about Pakistan’s underrepresentation at international forums and summits, despite the country’s enormous population. “As the world’s fifth most populous nation, it pains me to see so little Pakistani representation in international media, global forums & summits,” Mustehsan stated in a tweet earlier this week.
She also considered the irony that our people’s stories and narratives are being recounted by others, even though our country is home to more than 220 million people. Mustehsan exhorted people in her tweet’s conclusion that it is past time for our country to step up and “take charge” of the story that is being told to the globe.
In their responses to the tweet, a number of her fans and social media platform users expressed their support with the celebrity’s notion. “Pak does need adequate representation globally,” one Twitter user remarked, while another proposed that the country needs two things: a proper education about why, free from corruption at any level, and a sense of allegiance to the nation.” We ought to have both of these to represent ourselves.
