Pakistani actor Sheheryar Munawar Siddiqui has become the centre of attention after a doctor’s comments about possible changes in his facial appearance sparked a discussion on social media.
The actor is currently receiving attention for his role as Abubakar in a popular drama, Dar-e-Nijaat. His acting and personality have also won praise from viewers.
Recently, aesthetic physician Dr Amara Saad Hashmi shared a video on Instagram. She compared the actor’s old and recent pictures and pointed out possible changes in his face.
The doctor suggested that the actor may have undergone nose surgery and used facial fillers. She also praised his new look.
What are social media users saying?
After the video went viral, social media users shared different opinions about the actor’s appearance.
Some users said Sheheryar Munawar looks more attractive than before. Others said his acting skills are what make him stand out.
Some people also suggested that the changes in his face could be a natural result of ageing.
However, Sheheryar Munawar has not made any public statement confirming whether he has undergone any cosmetic procedures.
Netizens react
A netizen commented, “I noticed it too but it’s done in a very subtle and natural, that’s what good aesthetic work should aim for enhancing someone’s features while keeping them looking like themselves.”
“I liked the old nose but he looks good nevertheless,” another said. Another netizen commented, “Work done so well, we didn’t even notice it!”
Sheheryar Munawar surprises fans with new Dar-e-Nijaat OST
Taking to Instagram, Sheheryar recently announced that the wait was finally over for fans who had been asking for the new track.
He also expressed gratitude to the team whose efforts helped bring the song and its music video to life.
The actor particularly praised singer and music director Naveed Nashad for his contribution to the OST.
He also acknowledged director Saqib Khan, cinematographer Zaib Rao, head of post-production Irfan Shafi and promotion editor Shaiz Khan for their work behind the scenes.
The new OST features vocals by Naveed Nashad and Sehar Gull Khan, with lyrics penned by Qamar Nashad and music composed by Naveed Nashad.
