Sridevi's third 'daughter' is the highest-paid Pakistani actress, to work with Prabhas in...

Pakistani actors have managed to rule millions of hearts with their strong performances and great acting skills. They have earned praise for their talent and fans are in love with Pakistani dramas. Netizens are loving Pakistani dramas due to their storyline and plots. Well, one such star is a 30-year-old highest-paid Pakistani actress who started her career with Nadaaniyaan. She has been part of popular TV dramas including Sinf-e-Aahan, Ishq-e-Laa, Yeh Dil Mera, Yaqeen Ka Safar and Kuch Ankahi. Can you guess who this actress is?

She made her Bollywood debut with 2017's Mom with late actress Sridevi and Adnan Siddiqui. She is known to be Sridevi's third daughter. On the sets of Mom, Sridevi's bond with Sajal grew with each passing day and their chemistry will make you believe in their amazing mother-daughter relationship.

Sridevi is a mother to two daughters, Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor. She had introduced her third child at a media event. Sajal not only played her on-screen daughter in Mom, but Sridevi called the former her third daughter. Sridevi, 53 at that time, was fond of Sajal, 23 and during the film promotion, the late actress said, 'Sajal is like my third child. Now, I feel I have one more daughter'.

Sajan, who was born in 1994 in Lahore was quoted saying, 'Whatever happened next is still a blur. The day my mother died, this very lounge was filled with people. I have no clue how I found the strength to get through it all, but I did', said in an interview. Sajal's mother passed away due to cancer and the actress bonded well with Sridevi. Sajal is one of the highest-paid actresses and her net worth is said to be between USD 5 million and USD 8 million.

On the work front, Sajal will be sharing the screen space with South superstar Prabhas in the upcoming film Fauji, which will be directed by Hanu Raghavapudi. This piece of news was confirmed by a Pakistani magazine. Fauji is a story about a unique love story against the backdrop of war, before India's Independence.