Tabish Hashmi announces exit from Geo TV's Hasna Mana Hai
JournalismPakistan.com | Published: 2 August 2026 | JP Staff Report
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Comedian Tabish Hashmi announced he is leaving Geo TV's talk show Hasna Mana Hai after five years, thanking viewers and colleagues in an Instagram post. No reason was given, and claims linking his exit to a video about Azad Kashmir remain unverified.Summary
ISLAMABAD — Comedian and television host Tabish Hashmi has announced that he is leaving Geo TV's popular comedy talk show Hasna Mana Hai, bringing his run on the program to an end after nearly five years.
In a post on Instagram, Hashmi thanked viewers and colleagues, expressing gratitude for the support he received during his tenure on the show. His announcement did not disclose a reason for his departure or reveal his plans.
Tabish thanks viewers
"It was a pleasure being on National TV for almost 5 years. I've said my thank yous in person to everyone who contributed. To the audience of 'Hasna Mana Hai ', I will never forget the love that you have shown. Thank you!!" Hashmi wrote in the Instagram post.
The announcement prompted widespread reactions on social media, with fans praising his work on the show and speculating about the reasons behind his exit. However, neither Hashmi nor Geo TV has publicly provided further details about the circumstances surrounding his departure as of Sunday.
Unverified speculation circulates online
Following Hashmi's announcement, social media users circulated claims linking his departure to a video he had recently posted commenting on unrest and public protests in Azad Kashmir. The claims suggest the video may have contributed to his exit from the show.
Those claims, however, remain unverified. JournalismPakistan found no official statement from Geo TV or Hashmi confirming any connection between the social media video and his departure. Online discussions have reflected a range of theories, but none have been substantiated by credible evidence.
Hasna Mana Hai became one of Pakistan's best-known comedy talk shows during Hashmi's tenure, featuring politicians, entertainers, athletes, and public figures in a light-hearted interview format. The program continued airing new episodes through late July 2026 before Hashmi's farewell announcement.
Geo TV has not announced whether Hasna Mana Hai will continue with a new host or provided any details about the show's future.
ATTRIBUTION: Based on a social media post published by Tabish Hashmi on Instagram and publicly available information from Geo TV. References to online speculation are included solely to note their existence; no verified evidence currently links Hashmi's departure to the claims circulating on social media.
PHOTO: A screenshot from Geo TV's Hasna Mana Hai
Key Points
- Tabish Hashmi announced his exit from Hasna Mana Hai.
- He thanked viewers and colleagues in an Instagram post.
- He leaves after about five years on the program.
- No official reason was provided by Hashmi or Geo TV.
- Online claims linking his exit to a video about Azad Kashmir are unverified.
Key Questions & Answers
Why did Tabish Hashmi leave Hasna Mana Hai?
Hashmi did not provide a reason in his announcement, and neither he nor Geo TV has issued an official explanation.
How long was Tabish Hashmi on the show?
He was on Geo TV's Hasna Mana Hai for about five years.
Are reports linking his exit to a video about Azad Kashmir confirmed?
Those reports remain unverified; JournalismPakistan found no official confirmation linking the video to his departure.
How did the public react to his announcement?
Fans praised his work and discussed possible reasons on social media, but no authoritative details have been released.
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