Mansha Pasha shared pictures from the star-studded birthday get-together of twins Aiman and Minal Khan.
The caption was simple: “About last night… Many happy returns to Aiman and Minal,” and the photos open up with the trio posing in blacks and reds, grinning ever so effortlessly.
To celebrate the twins, the Zindagi Gulzaar Hai actress opts for a modern look, donning a cropped black top paired with a striking, embroidered black-and-white jacket and bold, red wide-leg trousers.
She carried a structured black clutch and wore her hair pulled back, while the industry’s favourite twins complemented the vibe, Minal in a chic all-black ensemble with a wrap-style top and tailored trousers, and her doppleganger in a black pleated skirt dress.
Also present were the Wehshi actress Komal Mir (attiring a caramel cardigan, black top and checked trousers), producer Yasir Nawaz and Happy Bhaag jayegi actress Momal Sheikh, who appear in group photos laughing and posing naturally.
The setting appears to be an intimate venue with warm lighting, wooden flooring and minimal décor, allowing personalities to take centre stage.
Interestingly, due to the cherubically full-figured images of the Ishq Tamasha actress, fans were eager to speculate and anticipate if there is any upcoming good news. One fan wrote: “Aiman is pregnant! Am I right?”
However, the post also drew an isolated negative remark from an online user, who attempted to body-shame Aiman in a disparaging comment: “Truck size Aiman”.
Fans quickly countered the remark, calling out the unnecessary negativity and extending support to the actress by leaving quirky little compliments like “Nice”, “Beautiful”, and “favorite”.
Mansha Pasha is not only a Pakistani actress, but a host and social activist known for her understated screen presence, thoughtful role choices and steady rise across television and film. She began her career in supporting roles, gradually building recognition through critically appreciated performances in dramas such as Madiha Maliha, Zindagi Gulzar Hai, Mohabbat Subh Ka Sitara Hai and Shehr-e-Zaat.
Her ability to deliver layered, quietly expressive characters earned her a reputation as one of the industry’s most grounded and versatile performers.
Pasha eventually transitioned into more prominent roles, receiving wider acclaim for her work in the dark romantic thriller film Laal Kabootar (2019), which became a turning point in her career. The film not only earned praise for its contemporary storytelling but also highlighted her aptitude for restrained acting, solidifying her position among the new wave of Pakistani cinema talent.
Beyond acting, Mansha has maintained a strong off-screen identity through her advocacy and public engagement. She is vocal about women’s rights, social welfare and civic issues, using her platform to amplify conversations around education, social justice and political participation.
