“She’s so chill, I love her.”
Hania Aamir has once again become the centre of online attention after her witty response to a joke about her.
The reaction followed a guest on an Indian show mocking her during a segment, where he sarcastically misnamed her as “Hania Paneer”.
The guest’s comments came after Sardaar Ji 3 was released, featuring Hania alongside Diljit Dosanjh.
During the show, the guest targeted Hania Aamir’s role in the Punjabi film, saying:
“Who is this Hania paneer, meer, Ameer. I am hearing this name for the first time.”
The video clip of the guest’s rant rapidly spread online and became the subject of countless memes.
Instead of reacting angrily, Hania chose humour as her response.
In a video posted during a pampering session, she mimicked the viral rant with a wide smile, laughing heartily throughout.
With her trademark humour, she joked that maybe her actual name really is “Hania Paneer”.
She even repeated the sarcastic dialogue from the viral clip in a deadpan tone.
Her response comes a month after the clip from the show first went viral.
Not stopping there, Hania hinted at creating a meme-dedicated social media account, where she plans to share and manage memes made about herself.
This playful attitude further boosted her popularity among netizens, who admire her ability to own the narrative and not take things too seriously.
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Many fans praised her light-hearted and self-assured approach to criticism.
A fan wrote: “She’s so chill, I love her.”
Another quipped: “Lol, she is a true pindi boy. Never taking anything to the heart.”
One questioned: “If uncle hasn’t heard her name before then why is he shouting it so passionately.
Another remarked:
“Why is he so angry? From his tone, it seems like they have a long-standing enmity.”
Hania recently posted a montage video on Instagram, showing behind-the-scenes moments from her photo shoots, preparations, and the Sardaar Ji 3 screening.
Meanwhile, Sardaar Ji 3 continues to enjoy major success in Pakistan.
The film has reportedly grossed over PKR 50 crore, surpassing Carry On Jatta 3 to become the highest-earning Indian Punjabi film in Pakistan.
In the face of unnecessary trolling and misplaced nationalism, Hania Aamir’s ability to turn mockery into amusement demonstrates her confidence.
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