ISLAMABAD: Famous journalist Umar Cheema revealed that former wife of cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan, Reham Khan’s programme failed to attract the attention Pakistani nation.
Umar Cheema tweeted on his official Twitter account about failure of Reham Khan’s show Tabdeeli. Without mentioning the name of Reham Khan, he tweeted that anchor has received 3-month advance pay (Rs15 million) but failed to get rating. Owner is frustratingly waiting for that time to finish.
An anchor has received 3-month advance pay (Rs15 million) but failed to get rating. Owner is frustratingly waiting for that time to finish.
— Umar Cheema (@UmarCheema1) January 17, 2016
A rented bulletproof vehicle and other security details costing 0.9 million a month is apart from the anchor’s monthly salary of Rs5 million
— Umar Cheema (@UmarCheema1) January 17, 2016
Reham Khan also get bullet proof car and owner of NEO TV paid 0.9 million for bullet proof car. Reham signed an agreement with Neo TV for Rs. 5 million (5,00,0000) per month.
Earlier, Dunya TV offered Khan to Rs 25 lacks while Channel 92 News Rs.30 lacks per month.
However, Reham turned down the offer of Samaa TV for calling her ‘Churail’ on channel’s official Twitter account.
She will start her programme by the end of December or first week of January 2016, report adds.
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