5 Pakistani celebrity transformations that will shock you
Today’s celebrities are more than just well-dressed and definitely know how to strike a great pose, leaving us stunned. However, they haven’t always looked so flawless … it’s taken time and effort to get there.
1. Ayesha omar
Ayesha started her career in showbiz as a model. She first hosted a TV show at the age of eight but it was her role as Khoobsoorat in Bulbuley that took her career to new heights.
From her facial features looking much sharper to her jaw-dropping weight loss, Ayesha looks nothing like she did six years ago.
2. Atif Aslam
Atif Aslam kicked off his music career with his song Jal Pari, which instantly became a superhit. Just a year later, he made his Bollywood breakthrough and the singer hasn’t stopped impressing since.
From acing his style game to rocking a neat beard, Atif is raring to make more headlines.
3. Amna Ilyas
Amna Ilyas was nominated for Model of the Year (Female) at the Lux Style Awards in 2011 and 2012. Although she was a pretty successful model previously, Amna’s claim to fame came later, after her film debut as the lead role in blockbuster Zinda Bhaag. Her shocking transformation needs no description.
4. Momina Mustehsan
Momina Mustehsan rose to fame after making her mark in the ninth season of Coke Studio. She performed a rendition of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’s Afreen Afreen, with Rahat Fateh Ali Khan.
Seems like Momina pulled quite a few style strings to fuse with the A-lister panache. From massively highlighting her features to transforming her hair colour into a burnt orange hue, Momina looks unrecognisable from her ‘before famous’ days.
5. Imran Abbas
This is undoubtedly a welcome change! Imran Abbas started his career back in 2003 with Pakistani dramas. He made his Lollywood debut in 2013 and his Bollywood debut just a year later opposite Bipasha Basu, earning a Filmfare Award for best Male Debut nomination.
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