Ramazan is all about fasting, cooking, and praying but wait! it brings much more for Pakistanis including prime-time special shows Jeeto Pakistan and Jeeway Pakistan that ignite a war among Ramazan transmission Kings, Fahad Mustafa and Aamir Liaquat.
It’s been years since Aamir Liaquat is associated with Ramazan shows on different channels but the moment Fahad Mustafa stepped in the trade, the tables have turned for the Aalim Online host.
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Fahad Mustafa, since the beginning, bagged the highest TRPs for his show that undoubtedly remained one of the best prime hour content for the viewers.
On the other hand, Aamir Liaquat kept buzzing in the industry with controversies, and this year too the host somehow managed to be in the limelight.
This year, amid coronavirus pandemic, Pakistanis remained hooked to their television sets with the options of Jeeto and Jeeway Pakistan in their hands.
Fahad Mustafa remained victorious in gathering a cluster of stars on his show but in the same modus operandi.
Whereas, Aamir Liaquat garnered the attention of his fans across the country with his usual bizarre and dense activities on the show.
The Aalim Online host, already famous for controversies linked with his name, was seen doing ‘Nagin dance’ on the set.
The currently seated member of the National Assembly revealed his hidden talent of dancing on the show that left the viewers wonderstruck.
Not only this, the talented host fell on the floor while doing a race with Naseem Hameed, South Asian Federation Games gold medalist.
Apart from the shows, Aamir Liaquat stole the limelight as an actress Haniya Khan appeared out of nowhere and claimed to his third wife.
However, the host denied the allegations and maintained that Tuba Amir is his only wife.
Meanwhile, the viewers in Pakistan, despite the controversies, binge-watched Aamir Liaquat’s Ramazan Transmission on Express Entertainment.
On the other hand, Jeeto Pakistan with a much larger budget as compared to Jeeway Pakistan remained a usual show offering conventional content to the viewers.