Actress Nadia Khan reveals special bond with AVM Aurangzeb Ahmed.
Renowned Pakistani actress Nadia Khan, during the latest episode of her morning show Rise and Shine, revealed a strong connection with Air Vice Marshal (AVM) Aurangzeb Ahmed, who is trending all over social media for his absolutely handsome, dashing, and very striking personality.
Friend of husband
Talking about the same, in the TV show, Nadia shared that her husband, Faisal Mumtaz Rao, has a brotherly relationship with AVM Aurangzeb Ahmed, and they both have served in the Pakistan Air Force for the country.
It is important to note that AVM Aurangzeb Ahmed has been the latest sensation and a national crush in Pakistan after Operation Bunyan-ul-Marsoos against India; however, when Military spokespersons were busy giving briefings regarding the war between Pakistan and India, Pakistani females, including showbiz stars, could not help but be smitten by Aurangzeb Ahmed’s charisma.
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Moving on, in the latest round of events, Nadia Khan made a startling revelation about her husband and AVM Auranzeb’s strong bonding, which has excited the masses.
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Nadia, in the live show, also showcased a picture of her husband and Aurangzeb from 1989 when her husband was in service and discussed how much her partner admires his courage, strength, and patriotism.
The female host and actress disclosed that she had a phone call with AVM, and she calls him brother’.
In her exact words: “This is a special picture of my husband, Faisal Rao, with Aurangzeb and some other fighter pilots. I think this picture is from 1989. You will not find this picture in the media anywhere. Let me tell you my story. Firstly, I will tell you I call him Aurangzeb Bhai. When I got married to Faisal, I was informed that he had three brothers, but he told me, ‘I have one more brother, Aurangzeb, who is an exceptional fighter pilot. I will introduce you to him. They used to talk for hours on the phone, and then one day I met him and his family. They are great people. His wife is such a nice lady, and their kids are fantastic. When I met with him for the first time, he only talked about Pakistan. I mean, you could say how patriotic this person is. Even my husband, Faisal, always says, ‘I want my son to be like Aurangzeb, not me.’
