Mathira Age, Boyfriend, Husband, Family, Biography & More

Some Lesser Known Facts About Mathira

• Mathira indeed consumes alcohol.

• Mathira, a middle-class Muslim, was born and raised in Harare, Zimbabwe. Here is a childhood picture of her.

• After successfully completing her O and A levels in Zimbabwe, she relocated to Pakistan at the age of 13 alongside her family, seeking refuge from the political instability prevalent in her home country.

• Mathira had aspirations to obtain a degree in either psychology or gynaecology.

• Her career began with teaching yoga on a private TV channel in Pakistan.

• Afterwards, she appeared in several music videos such as “Jadugar,” “Desi Beat,” “Nachdi Kamaal Billo,” and “Woh Kaun Thi.”

• Mathira made history in March 2011 as the first Pakistani woman to host a late-night program on Vibe TV. Her show, “Love Indicator,” quickly became a sensation, gaining immense popularity.

• In addition, she served as the host of the AAG TV show ‘Baji Online’.

• Mathira secured a role in Vipin Sharma’s comedy film “Akki Te Vikki Te Nikki” in 2014.

• She appeared in the music video for the song “Piya Re” alongside Furqan and Imran in 2015. The video served as a tribute to the acclaimed singer and music composer, Adnan Sami Khan.

• Mathira portrayed the character named ‘Mastaani’ in the Pakistani television series “Naagin.”

• Mathira and her younger sister, Rose Mohammed, share the same birthday. Rose is Mathira’s sibling who is three years younger.

• Mathira revealed during an interview that her fear of water was conquered with the help of yoga. Recounting her school years, she admitted to lacking self-confidence and going through a traumatic incident in the swimming pool that instilled a fear of water within her. However, she discovered that attending yoga classes not only proved to be the most successful approach in overcoming her fears but also contributed to improving her overall well-being.

• During an interview, she expressed her immense admiration for Indian cricketer MS Dhoni, stating that if she held the position of the Wazir-e-Azam of Pakistan, she would willingly offer the entire nation in exchange for him.

• Mathira, once a party enthusiast, has embraced a more home-centered lifestyle. She explains, “I now have countless reasons to limit my social interactions.”

• Babar Tajammul, Mathira’s mentor and boss, praised her by drawing a comparison to Priyanka Chopra and acknowledging her remarkable contributions to the Pakistani television industry. He revealed that high-ranking government officials entrusted him with the task of curbing the impact of Indian TV channels in Pakistan. However, it was Mathira who successfully captivated Pakistani viewers and steered their attention back to local media. He expressed his pride in being a part of the journey that shaped Mathira into such an influential figure.

• Mathira’s Instagram profile boasts over 250k followers.

• Mathira has faced repeated criticism in Pakistan for her choice of clothing and manner of speech.

• Mathira, an enthusiastic dog lover, used to own a pet dog named Manno. Both Mathira’s son and her beloved canine companion bring joy to her life.

• During an interview, she revealed that when she first started her acting journey, several Pakistani directors rejected her, claiming that she lacked the ability to act due to her poor command of Urdu.

• According to the LA Times News, Mathira has earned the nickname ‘Pakistan’s Paris Hilton’.