Karachi (Showbiz Desk): Pakistan’s famous actor Syed Jibran has made a heartbreaking revelation that has left his fans shocked and worried. According to the actor, he narrowly escaped death during a hanging scene during the shooting of a drama.

He narrated this incident as a guest on Geo TV’s popular program “Hasna Manin Hai”. According to Jibran, the shooting was taking place in Adiala Jail where a scene was being filmed on the gallows. He said:

“I was standing on the gallows, with a black mask on my face, and according to the scene, I had to pull the lever. The first shot was hit, as soon as I got down before taking the second shot, the lever was suddenly pulled and the board opened. If I had been there, I probably would not have survived.”

According to the actor, after this incident, the entire team was shocked, and they were advised to immediately donate to charity.

From acting to reality:
Syed Gibran said:

“This moment was like a line between life and death. I actually felt that death can come at any moment. We should always be grateful to Allah.”

On social media, fans and showbiz stars expressed their gratitude and well-wishes for his safety.

Heavy rains in northern Pakistan, more than 350 people killed – showbiz personalities express solidarity
Islamabad (Special Correspondent): The recent heavy rains, landslides and flash floods in the northern mountainous areas of Pakistan have wreaked havoc, resulting in the death of more than 350 people in just 48 hours.

Worst-affected areas:
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Gilgit Baltistan
Azad Kashmir

According to rescue officials, several villages have been completely cut off, bridges, roads and residential areas have been buried in water and mud. The intensity of the destruction is high in areas like Swat, Buner, and Mansehra.

Difficulties in the rescue operation:
Bad weather

Disconnected routes

Missing people

Medical and food shortages

Showbiz industry response:
Showbiz personalities from across the country have expressed solidarity with the victims and appealed to the government and the public to actively participate in relief activities.

Several artists, including actresses Mahira Khan, Humayun Saeed, and Fahad Mustafa, have expressed their condolences to the victims in social media messages.