Vol. 12  ·  Issue 05   |   Karachi
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Mahira Khan’s new song from Verna is out and we love it

Sambhal Sambhal kay from the highly anticipated Mahira Khan film Verna captures the romantic honeymoon stage of a new relationship. The soft song opens with a picnic in an orchard as adoring couple played by Mahira Khan and Haroon Shahid

Edition Pakistan · 25 October 2017

Sambhal Sambhal kay from the highly anticipated Mahira Khan film Verna captures the romantic honeymoon stage of a new relationship.

The soft song opens with a picnic in an orchard as adoring couple played by Mahira Khan and Haroon Shahid celebrate being in each others lives – the romantic vibes are not interrupted as photographer friend clicks away. It’s hard to tell who this kebab mein haddi is but the whole scenario is picture perfect.


The lilting tune is reminiscent of Atif Aslam’s ‘Hona Tha Pyar‘ from Bol – a sappy melody that sounds perfect when you are in love. Featuring the vocals of Zeb Bangash the song is catchy and the video is fun.
We can’t wait to see the film when it hits cinemas on November 17th this year.

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