Popular TV actress Hira Mani got Robb at gunpoint on Saturday 1st May 2021. She confirmed the news on her social media account. Hira Mani robbed at Gunpoint outside of her own house
Hira shared the footage of unfortunate happens on her Instagram account. The footage showed two men on a bike ambushing her car outside of her own house. The actress’s son Ibrahim just took off from the car when robbers arrived.
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Alhumdullilah everyone is safe https://t.co/g9Lgawqog0
— Hira Mani (@RealHiraMani) May 2, 2021
They stole her cell phones and some expensive accessories. While sharing the footage she said “Her son Ibrahim became a source of distraction for the thieves.
Hira Mani robbed at Gunpoint outside of her own house
But grateful they did not pose any physical harm to her children or her, Hira dropped a message to the muggers on social media, saying: “Dear mobile snatcher, I forgive you.”
Fellow fraternity members sharing this footage for sympathies with the actor, But at the same time, her fans are very upset and aggressive for the seeing of street crime in Karachi.
For follow up the robbers, Gizri police came to the Mani’s residence and record a statement of guards.
Further investigation in this matter is underway with the help of CCTV footage, police added.
About Hira:
Hira Mani was born on Feburary 27, 1989. She is currently 31 years old and rising to the heights of her career in Pakistan’s showbiz industry.
She started her as a video jockey before moving on to hosting. She co-hosted the show Hum 2 Hamara on Hum TV with Mani.
Hira is married to a comedian-actor Mani Salman Saqib Shiekh. Mani made his acting debut way before his wife decided to. His father is also a drama actor. It looks like the whole family is full of talent.
The biography of Hira is incomplete without taking her Kid’s name. She is the mother of two children. Ibrahim and Muzammil. In the busy schedule of shooting, Hira always makes a room to spent a lot of time with children.
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