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Social Media Influencer Samia Hijab Wins ‘Clever Aunt’ Award at Tamasha 5

October 15, 2026 • 58 minutes ago •

KARACHI: Social media influencer Samia Hijab has been awarded the title of ‘Clever Aunt’ at the ARY Digital reality show Tamasha 5. The announcement was made during a ceremony where the show’s winner, actor Babrak Shah, was also recognized for his performance.

The event featured clips showcasing Hijab’s memorable moments on the show, highlighting her engaging personality and strategic gameplay that captivated audiences. The award aims to celebrate her unique contributions to the show’s dynamics, which have resonated with viewers across the nation.

This recognition underscores the growing influence of social media personalities in Pakistan’s entertainment landscape, reflecting a shift in audience preferences towards more relatable and interactive content. As reality shows gain popularity, figures like Hijab are becoming pivotal in shaping the narrative and engagement strategies of such programs.

Looking ahead, the producers of Tamasha 5 are expected to explore new formats and themes for future seasons, potentially incorporating more interactive elements that allow viewers to connect with contestants. This evolution could further enhance the show’s appeal and solidify its place in Pakistan’s entertainment industry.