In the latest development to inspire cross-border camaraderie, Pakistani actor Hania Aamir and singer-rapper Badshah’s frequent rendezvous have sparked a fresh wave of speculation and excitement. The Mere Humsafar actor took to her Instagram to post pictures of her candid evening with the rapper in a Dubai restaurant.

The duo was accompanied by friends including Indian singer, Karan Aujla. Hania shared the clicks with a hot beverage emoji in the caption. Also known by his birth name Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia, Badshah commented “Ojle nu” under the post to which Hania responded with “Never let this die”, intriguing fans with their inside reference.

Just a day before, the Sang-e-Mah star put up another post of her shopping trip with the singer, wittily captioning it “kids went shopping”. The post featured a casual picture of the two celebrities alongside their selfies and a brief video clip of Hania trying out a beverage amid banter with singer-rapper. Badshah cryptically replied under the post “Zaya”.

The back-to-back meetings have fueled dating rumours among both Pakistani and Indian fans that fully kicked off when Hania took to her Instagram Story to extend warm birthday wishes to Badshah on November 19. The actor shared a captivating black-and-white image that encapsulated a moment of affectionate bond between her and the Indian rapper.

Alongside the image, she wrote, “Happy birthday to the baddest boy in town.” This unexpected display of friendship between Badshah and Hania ignited enthusiasm among fans on both sides of the India-Pakistan border, showcasing the power of shared artistic admiration to transcend political and cultural differences.

Acknowledging Hania’s heartfelt birthday wishes, Badshah reciprocated the warmth on his own Instagram Story, expressing gratitude with the words, “Thank you, you extremely talented human being.” This friendly exchange underscored the authentic connection shared between the two artists, emphasising that bonds forged through creativity have the ability to surpass geographical and cultural boundaries.