Mathira: A Multifaceted Talent

Early Life and Diverse Heritage:

• Mathira Mohammad, known as Mathira, was born into a Muslim family in Harare, Zimbabwe.
• Her father is South African, and her mother is Pakistani.
• She, along with her family, later moved to Pakistan due to unrest in Zimbabwe.
• Growing up in this diverse background, Mathira developed a unique blend of cultural influences.

Modeling and Music Videos:

• Mathira entered the entertainment scene through music videos, starting with popular tracks like “Jadugar,” “Desi Beat,” and “Nachdi Kamal.”
• Her captivating presence led her to feature on the covers of renowned Pakistani fashion magazines.
• In 2011, she hosted the late-night program “Love Indicator” on Vibe TV, marking her initial foray into hosting.

Television Hostess and Performer:

• Known for her hosting skills, Mathira hosted AAG TV’s “Baji Online,” showcasing her wit and charm.
• She made her Bollywood debut in 2013 with the Indian Punjabi film “Young Malang,” where she performed an electrifying item song, “Lakk Ch Current.”
• Another notable item number was “Masti Mein Doobi Raat Hai” in the film “Main Hoon Shahid Afridi,” alongside Humayun Saeed.

Music and Acting Career:

• In 2013, Mathira collaborated with young rapper Arbaz Khan for the music video “Jhootha,” exhibiting her versatility.
• She acted in a film directed by Vipin Sharma in 2014, expanding her horizons in the film industry.
• Mathira’s rendition of the song “Piya Re” with Furqan and Imran paid tribute to Adnan Sami Khan’s classic “Bheegi Bheegi Raaton Mein” in 2015.

Television Roles and Series:

• From 2017 to 2019, Mathira played a supporting role in Geo Kahani’s series “Naagin,” showcasing her acting prowess.
• Her role in the 2019 romance-thriller film “Sirf Tum Hi To Ho” opposite Danish Taimoor further highlighted her acting talent.

Personal Life and Family:

• Mathira tied the knot with Punjabi singer Farran J Mirza, also known as Flint J, in 2012.
• The couple welcomed their son, Aahil Rizvi, in September 2014.
• Unfortunately, the marriage faced challenges, and Mathira and Farran J Mirza separated in January 2018.

Conclusion:

Mathira, with her eclectic background and multifaceted talents, has left a significant mark on Pakistan’s entertainment industry.

From captivating music videos to lively hosting and compelling acting, she continues to mesmerize audiences with her dynamic performances.

Her journey reflects resilience, versatility, and a passion for the arts, making her a celebrated figure in Pakistani entertainment.