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5 facts about Mawra Hocane

Marwa is a Pakistani TV actress who worked in twenty different daily TV serials and two telefilms.

Before she became an actress, she worked as a VJ for the Pakistani music channel ARY Musik.


She came into spotlight because of her performances in Aahista Aahista, Maryam, Ik Tamanna Lahasil Si and Main Bushra.

Marwa made her debut in Bollywood with Radhika Rao and Vinay Sapru’s Sanam Teri Kasam in 2016 opposite Harshvardhan Rane. She also debuted this year in Pakistani movie industry with Jawani Phir Nahi Ani 2.

The stunning actress’s second year’s LLB exam result came out recently. Marwa said on Instagram post that “I Concluded this year with  3 Merits, aiming for a First class LLB inshAllah”. Marwa got her high achiever in LLB award few days ago.

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