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Reham takes the first step to bring about 'tabdeeli'

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 14 December 2015

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Reham takes the first step to bring about 'tabdeeli'
Reham Khan launched her new show 'Tabdeeli' on Neo Television, addressing public commentary surrounding her divorce from Imran Khan. She intends to continue her journalism career after leaving her previous show.

ISLAMABAD: Reham Khan, former wife of Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf chief Imran Khan went on air Monday on Neo Television with her program Tabdeeli (change).

She began by showing clips of comments made during various television talk shows about her marriage and eventual divorce with Imran. She then asked if all those comments and language used was fair. Orya Maqbool Jan, MehrTarar, Sharmila Faruqi and Asma Chaudhry24 were the guests on her show.

On arriving in Pakistan from England earlier in the month, Reham had announced she would continue her career as a journalist.

She was previously hosting The Reham Khan Show on DawnNews Television but quit in August to focus on her film Janaan.

Her marriage with Imran ended in divorce in October after only 10 months.

Key Points

  • Reham Khan started her new program 'Tabdeeli' on Neo Television.
  • The show addresses criticism regarding her marriage to Imran Khan.
  • Guests included Orya Maqbool Jan and Sharmila Faruqi.
  • Reham returned to Pakistan to resume her journalistic career.
  • She previously hosted 'The Reham Khan Show' before quitting in August.

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