Hadiqa Kiani Showers Her Ailing Mother With Love. Hadiqa Kiani is a talented and well-known Pakistani singer, actress who doesn’t need any introduction. She has already made a very special place with her melodious voice by serving as a singer for the last many decades. Other than singing, Hadiqa tried her luck in acting and received immense love from the audience.
Hadiqa Kiani is a talented and popular Pakistani artist who has contributed incredible and unforgettable music to the industry. Hadiqa Kiani was recently discovered in an interview with The Current Life. In 2006, Kiani received Pakistan’s most recognized civilian award, the Tamgha-e-Imtiaz, for her commitment to music.
Hadiqa Kiani Talks About Her Controversy Ushna Shah, In 2010, she was selected as the United Nations Development Program Goodwill Representative, making her the First Lady in Pakistan of a Goodwill Envoy to the United Nations. In 2016, Kiani was named one of the “Most Powerful and Influential Women in Pakistan” by the Jang Group Of Newspapers’ chases as one of the most important aspects of their “Capacity” version.
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As Hadiqa Kiani is celebrating her birthday today, taking to her official Instagram account Hadiqa shared a heartwarming video with her mother. The video shows Hadiqa showering her ailing mother with love.
She acted very well as Sakina and fans thoroughly enjoyed her acting. Hadiqa loves to sing and considers singing as her first and foremost passion. Besides acting and singing she is also a perfect beautician. She owns her salon and she often remains active as an entrepreneur. She will soon be seen on screens once again in a new TV play for Hum Tv.
Hadiqa Kiani Showers Her Ailing Mother With Love
Recently, Hadiqa Kiani is dolled up for a beautiful and traditional bridal shoot. She is looking beautiful in the dull gold embellished outfit with beautiful gold and green jewelry. No doubt, Hadiqa Kiani left her fans awe-struck with her mesmerized and soulful voice. Netizens applauded Hadiqa Kiani for her latest track “Woh Kon Hay”.
