Hania Aamir’s ‘Pablo’ has fans talking about one thing: Rakhi Sawant’s ‘unexpected collaboration’

Hania Aamir may be the one making her music debut, but Rakhi Sawant is the name everyone seems to be talking about after the release of ‘Pablo’.
Hania released ‘Pablo’ on Thursday, marking her first official venture into music. The Punjabi hip-hop track was written and composed by Hania herself and is aimed squarely at the people who regularly criticise her.

But while Hania spends most of the song responding to her detractors, it is Rakhi’s voice in the final moments that has become one of the biggest talking points.

Towards the end of ‘Pablo’, Rakhi appears in the outro with a message directly addressed to Hania. She tells the actor not to stress over criticism and showers her with compliments.

“Hania, my jaan, don’t get tense. Understand? Don’t take any tension. You’re a hoor, there’s divine light on your face. They’re jealous of your beauty,” Rakhi says.

She goes on to call Hania a “lioness” and encourages her to face her critics without fear. Rakhi signs off with, “Jo darr gaya, samjho marr gaa,” meaning that those who give in to fear are as good as defeated.

The unexpected appearance has already triggered plenty of reactions online. One fan wrote, “Rakhi Sawant Hania Aamir was not on my 2026 Bingo list,” while another called it an “unexpected collab”. Someone else joked that they were definitely not prepared to hear Rakhi’s voice in Hania’s song. Another fan simply called her the “OG queen”.

Rakhi has also appeared to enjoy the collaboration. She reposted fan reactions on Instagram and shared a video of herself listening to Pablo while getting ready for an event.

What is Hania Aamir’s ‘Pablo’ about?

While Rakhi provides the surprise ending, Pablo is essentially Hania’s answer to her critics. In the song, she addresses people who call her “fake”, with some judging her for her appearance and others questioning how guarded she is about her personal life.

Rather than taking the criticism seriously, Hania makes it clear that she intends to live life on her own terms. She tells her detractors to calm down, take a breath and remember that everyone is human. She also warns them that people eventually have to answer for their own actions.

The track marks a new creative move for Hania after nearly a decade in the entertainment industry.

Hania made her acting debut with the 2016 film ‘Janaan’ and went on to become a familiar face in Pakistani television with shows including ‘Titli’, ‘Mere Humsafar’ and ‘Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum’. Her latest television appearance was ‘Meri Zindagi Hai Tu’, which also found an audience in India. She also appeared in ‘Sardar Ji 3’ alongside Diljit Dosanjh and Neeru Bajwa in 2025.