Laiba Khan bids farewell to “Kaffara”, shares behind-the-scenes moments

October 18, 2024

She is known for her portrayal of Sitara and her journey to find each other.
Gained massive popularity with millions of views per episode.
Khan shares behind-the-scenes pictures from the set, expressing her love for the drama.

Laiba Khan bids farewell to “Kaffara”, which became a blockbuster hit. Starring alongside Ali Ansari, Laiba Khan captured millions of hearts with her portrayal of Sitara, while Ali played Salar. Together, they navigated numerous challenges to find each other. The drama gained massive popularity, with millions of views per episode. Now, as the show concludes, fans are thrilled with its journey.

Khan bids farewell to the show by sharing unseen behind-the-scenes pictures from the set. She loved working on this drama and shared special moments from the shoot. Take a look at some of your favorite pictures of Laiba Khan and Ali Ansari from the “Kaffara” set:

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