Hania Aamir showcases bridesmaid skills in video

Actor helps out on Maria Unera's nikkah

Hania Aamir is a woman of many talents, and she's not afraid of flaunting it. In a video clip shared by the newlywed singer Maria Unera on Instagram, the Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum star was filmed dealing with some wedding business on the phone, and cementing her status as a hard-at-work bridesmaid.

"Good morning. Please send someone over to pick up our stuff. Quickly, please, really quickly. Our nikkah is getting really late," she said. After a brief pause, she added, "No, no. We're not checking out. Just going downstairs. Okay, thank you so much, bye."

Once the feat was accomplished, Hania leaned into the hand on her hip and struck a hilarious impromptu but confident pose, earning a laugh from the bride herself. "Our nikkah is getting late," Maria quoted.

Happy with her contributions, Hania re-shared the post and boasted, "I think I'm really good at this bridesmaid stuff."

But this wasn't the Dil Ruba actor's first shot at a meaningful gesture for her friend. Earlier this month, she organised a surprise mayoun ceremony for Maria. Posting photos from her special day, the No Roses singer wrote, "Bestie threw me a surprise mayoun."

Held outdoors under golden sunlight, the setting featured vibrant genda phool garlands, earthy floor seating, and matching yellow outfits that made the entire event feel like a scene straight out of a classic Lollywood film. Hania wore a white, pink and orange ensemble, lightly embroidered and effortlessly chic, proving once again why she's a reigning style icon.

Maria, who married Saad Bashir earlier this month in an intimate ceremony, has kept most of her wedding events private, but the mayoun and sangeet festivities have been all over social media, thanks to Hania.

A now-viral clip from Maria's sangeet shows the Mere Humsafar star leading a high-energy group dance to Ding Dong Dole, the early 2000s Bollywood banger. Fans flooded the comments, hailing her as the "life of the party" and praising her grace, charm, and stamina in a heavy lehenga.