When Hira Mani offered to help her teary-eyed son during exam

 Actor Hira Mani is spilling the beans on interesting testimonies from her kid's on line classes and tests.


Speaking with host Ahsan Khan in a current interview, the Do Bol megastar found out that she gets very sentimental to see her children in ache.


The actor then went directly to bear in mind a latest incident where she decided to assist her son Ibrahim, who changed into suffering with one among his assessments.

When Hira Mani offered to help her teary-eyed son during exam



Now, the actor says, she isn't allowed to be inside the equal room as her children each time they're taking an exam.


"Now I am no longer allowed to enter the rooms at the same time as my children are taking on line instructions due to the fact I am a chunk lenient and permit them to cheat if they need," she quipped.

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