Pakistani singer Hania Amir released rap track 'Pablo' featuring Rahi Sawant's voice
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Pakistani singer Hania Amir released rap track 'Pablo' featuring Rahi Sawant's voice

Pakistani actress Hania Amir debuted in the music industry with her first track 'Pablo'. This single is aimed at those who criticize her, but the unexpected guest appearance caught listeners' attention. At the end of the song, the voice of Bollywood actress Rahi Sawant can be heard, and this unique collaboration has caused great delight among fans.

On Thursday, Hania released her first rap track 'Pablo', which she wrote and composed herself. In the song, she responds to the criticism directed at her. She addresses those who consider her 'fake' because of her beauty and some caution regarding her personal life.

Hania advises her critics to stop worrying about what she does, as she lives her life on her own terms. In one part of the song, she calls on people to take a deep breath and remember that all people are alike. She then states that people will ultimately be responsible for their actions and warns critics to stay within their limits.

The biggest surprise is at the end of the song, where Rahi Sawant's special voiceover is heard. Rahi Sawant sends Hania a supportive message, praises her beauty, and advises her not to take criticism to heart. Rahi said: 'Hania, my dear, don't worry. Understand? Don't worry. You are like a hoor (celestial nymph), there is a divine glow on your face. They are jealous of your beauty.'

Rahi then calls Hania a 'lioness' and urges her to boldly confront her critics. In conclusion, Rahi said: 'He who is afraid is dead.' This song, as well as Rahi's voice at the end, went viral on the internet. Rahi herself seemed touched by this collaboration, as she reposted fan reactions on her Instagram account. She also shared a video on her Instagram where she dances to Hania's song, preparing for some event.

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