Karachi, Pakistan — Fourteen years ago, a young Mahira Khan stepped into the spotlight with her TV debut Neeyat and cinematic breakthrough Bol—both released on June 24, 2011. Today, she stands as one of Pakistan’s most beloved stars, and she’s taking a moment to reflect on her journey with gratitude, humility, and an unwavering love for her craft.
In an emotional Instagram post, Khan shared a fan-made reel of her most iconic roles—from Humsafar’s timeless Khirad to The Legend of Maula Jatt’s fierce Mukkho, and her Bollywood debut opposite Shah Rukh Khan in Raees. “I was contemplating putting up this post,” she confessed. “I thought, ‘It’s not 15 years, maybe next year.’ But then I realized—today is all we have.”
Khan’s career has been a masterclass in versatility—playing a rape survivor in Verna, a conflicted superstar in Superstar, and a lovelorn architect in Love Guru. Each role proved her range and depth, earning her critical acclaim and a massive fan following across borders.
Closing her post with a touching message, Khan vowed: “Your love will never go in vain. I will continue to work hard and give it my all. InshAllah. Yours.”
As she steps into her 15th year, one thing is clear—Mahira Khan isn’t just a star; she’s an era. And this is only the beginning.