‘Tu Meri’: Producers release first song of Mahira, Fawad Khan-starrer ‘Neelofar’

The producers and cast of Pakistani romantic drama movie, ‘Neelofar,’ at the release of its first song at an exclusive screening hosted in Lahore on October 25, 2025. (Neelofar team)
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Updated 26 October 2025
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‘Tu Meri’: Producers release first song of Mahira, Fawad Khan-starrer ‘Neelofar’

  • The song was unveiled at an exclusive screening at Lahore’s Sir Ganga Ram House
  • The romantic drama film is scheduled for worldwide release this winter season

ISLAMABAD: The producers of Pakistani romantic drama movie, ‘Neelofar,’ released its first song at an exclusive screening hosted in Lahore on Sunday, they said in a statement.

The long-delayed movie, which stars Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan in lead roles, is written and directed by Ammar Rasool and produced by Khan, Hassaan Khalid, Usaf Shariq.

The event was hosted by the film’s lead stars, Khan and Mahira, who welcomed guests from the entertainment, fashion and music industries at Lahore’s historic Sir Ganga Ram House, a reflection of the city’s timeless charm.

Actor Yasir Hussain served as the host, bringing warmth and wit to an intimate gathering filled with creativity and excitement. Sung by Vicky Haider, the night celebrated the launch of the film’s first music video, ‘Tu Meri,’ marking an emotional and memorable moment in Neelofar’s journey.

“Neelofar is a story that lives in emotions, and this song is its heartbeat,” Khan said, speaking at the event. “Tonight was about sharing that feeling with everyone who has believed in the film’s journey.”

Shooting for Neelofar was reportedly completed in 2020, but the COVID-19 pandemic postponed its release indefinitely. The movie is finally set for nationwide release on Nov. 28.

Tu Meri, a lyrical and emotional centerpiece of the film, captures the poetic spirit that defines Neelofar: a love story where sight is transcended by connection, and silence speaks through melody.

The film stars Khan as a writer and Mahira as Neelofar, a visually impaired yet radiant soul. It has already been hailed as one of the most touching romantic narratives to emerge from Pakistani cinema in recent years.

The event was attended by Pakistan’s leading musicians and artists, including Seemi Raheel, Zeb Bangash, Nameer Khan, HAVI, Mooroo and Ken Doll, along with several other distinguished celebrated guests who graced the occasion.

“This film is deeply personal to me. Seeing everyone respond so emotionally to the song tonight reminded me why we made Neelofar,” Mahira said.

“It’s about love in its purest, most soulful form.”

Khan and Mahira won the hearts with their performance in television serial ‘Humsafar.’ They later reunited in Bilal Lashari’s ‘The Legend of Maula Jatt,’ which shattered all box office records.

The duo is anticipated to once again create magic with their on-screen chemistry.

The cast of the movie includes, Madiha Imam, Sarwat Gilani, Atiqa Odho, Behrooz Sabzwari, Gohar Rasheed, Faisal Qureshi, Samiya Mumtaz, Rashid Farooqui, Chand Baral, Seemi Raheal, Adeel Hashmi, Hira Tareen and Navid Shahzad.


Thai Air station manager found dead at Karachi airport, inquiry underway

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Thai Air station manager found dead at Karachi airport, inquiry underway

  • Airport authorities say preliminary assessments point to a cardiac incident
  • CCTV footage is being secured and police and medical teams informed

ISLAMABAD: A station manager for Thai Air was found dead at Jinnah International Airport in Karachi, Pakistan’s Airports Authority confirmed on Sunday, adding that preliminary indications pointed to a cardiac incident but an inquiry was still underway.

Local media reported a day earlier the body was found inside the Thai Air office at the airport terminal after the employee had not been seen for several hours. Initial medical assessments cited by local outlets suggested no immediate signs of foul play.

“A preliminary inquiry is underway,” Saifullah, a spokesperson for the Pakistan Airports Authority (PAA), who uses a single name, said in a statement.

“The Airport Security Force has been instructed to preserve nearby CCTV footage, while police and medical teams have been informed,” he added. “A detailed report will be submitted once the investigation is completed.”

Thai Air, the national carrier of Thailand, has long been used by Pakistani travelers flying to Bangkok and onward destinations in Southeast Asia, particularly for tourism and business travel.

Many Pakistani travelers also reach Thailand and other destinations in the region by first flying to Middle Eastern hubs such as Dubai, Doha or Abu Dhabi, before catching connecting flights.

However, these routes typically add to travel time compared with direct or near-direct options.