Islamabad:Pakistani actress Neelam Muneer recently embarked on a new chapter of her life by getting married, with reports indicating that her husband is a businessman from Dubai. Following the actress’s shared wedding photos, social media users have been vocal with their criticisms, questioning her motives and speculating about the nature of her marriage. However, fellow Pakistani actress and TV host Mishi Khan has stepped forward to defend Neelam Muneer, addressing the negative remarks.
In a video posted on Instagram, Mishi Khan expressed her happiness for Neelam’s marriage, praising her for looking incredibly beautiful at all the wedding events. She took the opportunity to respond to the baseless rumors surrounding Neelam’s husband, including the claim that he is a “sheikh” and that Neelam married him for money. Some critics have even suggested that the marriage would not last long.
Mishi Khan, not holding back, fired back at the critics, saying, “Sometimes, be happy for someone’s happiness!” She questioned the double standards, pointing out that in Pakistan, when people get married, they often consider financial factors and the potential of the partner’s income. “If this is common in regular families, then why can’t an actress do the same?” she remarked, emphasizing that personal choices should not be criticized.
Mishi also addressed the notion that wearing traditional Arab attire automatically makes someone a “sheikh,” urging people to think rationally. She encouraged fans and followers to leave kind comments for Neelam, emphasizing that there’s no harm in celebrating someone’s joy without being miserly with compliments.
Mishi Khan, a well-known actress and host, has been a prominent figure in Pakistani television. She is best known for her roles in shows like *Aroosa*, *Ajaib Ghar*, *Bota from Toba Tek Singh*, *Sat Pardoon Mein*, and others. For several years, she has hosted a morning show on K2 TV, where she frequently shares her opinions on current affairs, controversies, and the latest happenings in the entertainment industry.
