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Hania Aamir Faces Criticism Over Video Amid Tragic Incidents in Pakistan

KARACHI: Popular Pakistani actress Hania Aamir has once again become the center of attention on social media, but this time her latest video has drawn strong reactions from some users.

Hania Aamir is among Pakistan’s most popular actresses, with more than 20 million followers on Instagram. She has appeared in several successful dramas, including Dillruba, Sang-e-Mah, Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum, Ishqiya, Mere Humsafar and Mujhe Pyaar Hua Tha. She is currently busy shooting for her upcoming project Fanaa.

Recently, Hania shared a video on Instagram showing herself drinking coffee and dancing to music while riding in an open-top vehicle on the streets of Karachi.

The actress was seen wearing a Pakistan cricket team tank top with black trousers, while her short hair was left open.

Sharing the video, Hania wrote, “May God keep the best girls on the streets of Karachi safe.”

Following the post, several social media users criticized the actress for sharing such content amid various tragic incidents taking place in the country.

Some users referred to the recent deaths of newborn babies at PIMS Hospital in Islamabad, arguing that prominent public figures should use their platforms to highlight serious public issues during such difficult times.

One user questioned whether it was appropriate to share such a video following the tragic deaths of 14 newborn babies. Another urged Hania to use her millions of followers and influence to speak out against serious incidents affecting people in Pakistan.

Other users also called on the actress to raise her voice over various tragic events, while some comments included personal criticism.

However, it is important to note that these comments represent the personal opinions of social media users. Hania Aamir has so far not issued any clarification or response to the criticism.

At the same time, many of Hania’s fans defended the actress and supported her right to share personal content, turning the issue into a wider debate on social media.

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