Tabish Hashmi Leaves Hasna Mana Hai After Four Years, Fans Question the Real Reason

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Comedian and TV host Tabish Hashmi has announced his departure from Geo TV’s Hasna Mana Hai, prompting an emotional response from fans and widespread speculation on social media.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistani comedian and television host Tabish Hashmi has officially announced his departure from Geo TV’s popular comedy talk show Hasna Mana Hai, bringing an end to his successful four-year run as host.

Hashmi shared the news through an emotional Instagram post, writing, “It was great while it lasted, from 2022 to 2026. It was a pleasure being on National TV for almost 5 years. I’ve said my thank yous in person to everyone who contributed. To the audience of Hansna Mana Hai, I will never forget the love that you have shown. Thank you!!”

Hashmi rose to prominence through Nashpati Prime’s To Be Honest before joining Geo TV in 2022. His witty hosting style helped Hasna Mana Hai become one of Pakistan’s most-watched comedy shows, earning him a strong fan base, particularly among younger audiences. He is currently hosting Pakistan Got Talent and recently appeared in the feature film Aag Lagay Basti Mein alongside Fahad Mustafa and Mahira Khan.

Following his farewell announcement, social media was flooded with messages from disappointed fans. While many thanked him for entertaining viewers over the years, others speculated about the reason behind his departure. Some users linked the timing to a recent video he made regarding the Kashmir issue and suggested he may have been pressured to resign.

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