Hania Aamir Opens Up About Verbal Abuse by Event Organizer in the US

 Hania Aamir Opens Up About Verbal Abuse by Event Organizer in the US, 

'People Had To Hold Him Back...'

Recently, Pakistani actress Hania Aamir bravely shared a distressing experience in which she, her manager, and her co-star Fahad Mustafa were subjected to verbal abuse by an event organizer.

Pakistani actress Hania Aamir recently travelled to Dallas, USA, for a special fan meet, accompanied by her manager and Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum co-star Fahad Mustafa. What was supposed to be a fun and memorable event quickly turned into a shocking and unsettling experience when an event organizer verbally assaulted them. The situation escalated to such an extent that the event, scheduled for December 26, 2024, had to be abruptly canceled. In the wake of this incident, Hania took to her social media to provide a detailed account of what transpired.

Hania Aamir took to her Instagram stories, sharing a heartfelt and detailed breakdown of the unfortunate events in Dallas on December 26, 2024, after the fan meet was unexpectedly cut short. Fans, who were eagerly anticipating the event, voiced their disappointment and frustration online over Hania and Fahad Mustafa's sudden departure. In response, Hania reassured her fans of her love and gratitude but clarified that the circumstances had left her with no choice but to leave.

Nicole Kidman & Monica Bellucci

 Nicole Kidman

The Aussie actress wore a structured Schiaparelli gown for the red carpet premiere of her new film, 'Babygirl.'

Monica Bellucci

The stunning Italian actress arrived at the festival in an elegant Dolce & Gabbana look. 

Usage of Hammer and wood for massage to release body pain

Unusual traditional Thai massage uses hammer and wood to ease customers' body pain

This unusual traditional Thai massage technique uses a hammer and a wooden stake to ease customers' body pains. Footage shows massage therapists targeting pressure points by repeatedly striking their clients' bodies with the unconventional relaxation tools in a spa in Bangkok, Thailand. The practice is called Tok Sen, an ancient Thai treatment said to have originated from northern Thailand. The rhythmic tapping is believed to spread healing vibrations throughout the customers' muscles, which is believed to help clear tension and energy blockages. The massage also reportedly increases flexibility, and improves blood circulation and posture. The 'Tok' in its name stands for the sound the mallets make, while the 'Sen' refers to the energy lines that a person possesses, according to traditional Thai massage philosophy.