Mahira Khan says she's 'taken' in recent Insta interaction with fan

Pakistan's arguably biggest superstar, Mahira Khan, is currently busy with promotions for her upcoming Eid release, Quaid-e-Azam Zindabad. The film marks her first project with filmmakers Fizza Ali Meerza and Nabeel Qureshi, as well as superstar Fahad Mustafa. 

However, apart from her work life, Mahira's personal life has always managed to grab the limelight. Recently, while interacting with a fan on Instagram, the Raees star spoke about her relationship status. A fan took to the social media app and requested the actor to reject him, so he can finally move on.

"Please move on," Mahira quipped. "I'm taken." 

Previously, the actor took to Instagram and shared a beautiful excerpt on love on what seemed like her beau's birthday. She then went on to tag Salim Karim. Many, among Frieha Altaf, Aiman Khan, Areeba Habib, left heartfelt remarks on the same post. "My love," the Verna actor had captioned the post.

Rumours about Mahira's love life made headlines when the actor spoke about her relationship with the veteran star, Samina Peerzada on her web show in 2020. When asked by Samina whether Mahira was in love with someone special, the Verna star had smiled sheepishly and nodded her head. "Yeah, I think I am in love," Mahira smiled.

When Samina went on to congratulate her, the Sadqay Tumhare actor added, "I don't know, I am so shy about it." Samina then inquired if she would know the person Mahira has fallen for, to which the former VJ had asserted, "You might but he's not from the industry."

Samina then asked Mahira if she would want to name the person and the award-winning star shared that she wouldn't. "This is one thing I would want to protect with my life. I want to protect my child," the Bol actor said, adding, "At first, I wanted to show everyone what an adorable baby Azlan is, but now I've become more cautious. If you notice, you really wouldn't see Azlan's face full front, it'd either be a side pose or a back pose."

Samina ensured her that she had all the right in the world to do that. "I know we shouldn't be so superstitious and I wasn't someone who you would call a vehmi, but now I'm just like I don't want any Nazar (evil eye)," Mahira had commented. 

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