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Pakistani actress Hania Aamir’s Indian fans send her water bottles, hilarious video goes viral

Pakistani actress Hania Aamir's Indian fans humorously send water bottles amid the Indus Waters Treaty suspension. The viral gesture has sparked countless memes on Instagram and Twitter.

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Cassian Baliarsingh
Pakistani actress Hania Aamir’s Indian fans send her water bottles, hilarious video goes viral

Pakistani actress Hania Aamir’s Indian fans send her water bottles, hilarious video goes viral

Pakistani actress Hania Aamir has found herself at the center of a viral storm—this time not for her acting, but due to her unexpected connection to the recent diplomatic stir between India and Pakistan. Amid the news of the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, a decades-old water-sharing agreement between the two nations, Indian fans of Hania Aamir have taken to social media with a hilarious twist.

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A viral video currently making rounds online shows a fan dramatically sending packaged water bottles “for Hania Aamir” with the caption, “Don’t worry, Hania. We got you.” The tongue-in-cheek gesture, clearly done for laughs, has sparked a meme fest that has flooded Instagram and Twitter. 

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Netizens are pouring in with water-related puns and jokes in the comments section of Hania’s recent posts. From “Hope you’ve stocked up on water” to “We’ll smuggle you Bisleri if needed,” the comments are as creative as they are comical. 

Hania, who enjoys a massive fanbase across the border, hasn’t responded directly to the memes but did repost a few humorous comments on her Instagram story, showing she’s taking it in good stride. The lighthearted fan reactions have added a humorous spin to an otherwise serious geopolitical development, proving once again that in the age of the internet, even water diplomacy can turn into a meme-worthy moment.

While the treaty’s suspension continues to be debated on serious forums, fans seem determined to keep the laughs flowing—bottled or not.

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