Sajal Aly recently captured fans’ hearts by reviving a nostalgic 2016 trend, sharing a heartfelt throwback with her sister Saboor Aly on Instagram. The post quickly resonated with audiences, highlighting why the Aly sisters are celebrated for their enduring bond.
The Instagram story featured a side-by-side collage of two moments from different phases of their lives. The first image, from 2016, shows the sisters at an event—Sajal in a purple bodycon dress and Saboor in an orange T-shirt layered with a zebra-patterned jacket. Their tight embrace and radiant smiles conveyed warmth, closeness, and effortless togetherness.
The second image, captured in 2026, recreated the same pose and tight hug. This time, Sajal wore a blue bodycon outfit while Saboor appeared in black. While fashion and stature have evolved over the years, the familiarity and strength of their connection remain unchanged.
Adding to the sentiment, Sajal paired the collage with Mark Ambor’s song “Belongs Together,” perfectly complementing the emotional undertone of the throwback. The post subtly highlighted both their personal closeness and professional growth over the years.
Sajal Aly began her acting career at a young age and steadily rose to prominence through acclaimed performances. She has earned recognition as one of Pakistan’s most celebrated actresses, securing multiple awards along the way. She was previously married to actor Ahad Raza Mir, with the couple parting ways in 2022 after two years of marriage.
Saboor Aly entered the industry slightly later but carved out her own niche through consistent performances and versatility. She is married to actor Ali Ansari, and the couple has a daughter.
The sisters share a brother and have faced profound personal losses, including the death of their mother. Through grief, career milestones, and life’s ups and downs, their bond has remained a constant source of strength and support.
Together, Sajal and Saboor Aly continue to inspire fans not only with their individual talent but with a sisterly connection that proves true bonds withstand time, distance, and circumstance.
