
A fictional character may be causing frustration on screen, but Nameer Khan and Hania Aamir recently found a light-hearted way to turn that reaction into social media humour.
Nameer, who plays Zamil in Dar-e-Nijaat, shared a playful Instagram Story featuring Hania Aamir’s song Pablo. Rather than treating the song simply as background music, the actor used it to jokingly address his own character.
He wrote, “Hania ki baat he sun lo ZALIM,” giving the post a humorous twist and turning the moment into an inside joke for viewers familiar with Zamil.

Hania soon joined in by reposting Nameer’s Story on her own Instagram. Her response made a clear distinction between the actor and the character he portrays.
Alongside the repost, she wrote, “Zamil ❌ Nameer ✅”, playfully indicating that her support was for Nameer rather than his fictional alter ego.
The short exchange worked because it played directly with the contrast between an actor and the role audiences see on screen. Nameer’s post poked fun at Zamil, while Hania’s reaction added another layer to the joke.
Social media has increasingly become an extension of television fandom, with actors sometimes responding to audience reactions to their roles in ways that bring humour outside the drama itself.
In this case, Nameer appeared comfortable embracing the attention surrounding Zamil instead of taking the character’s negative reception too seriously. Hania’s repost then transformed the moment into a friendly exchange between the two stars.
The use of Pablo also gave the interaction an added connection to Hania, making her song part of the joke rather than simply a soundtrack choice.
For viewers following Dar-e-Nijaat, the exchange offered a lighter moment away from the drama’s storyline. It also highlighted how an actor can separate his real-life identity from a character that audiences may react strongly to.
Nameer’s playful take on Zamil and Hania’s quick response created a simple but entertaining social media moment. Rather than adding to the seriousness surrounding a fictional character, the two stars used humour to acknowledge the role and its impact on viewers.
As the conversation around Dar-e-Nijaat continues, moments like this give fans another way to engage with the people behind the characters they watch on screen.