Tag: Kanwal Ahmed
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Tiktoker Kanwal Aftab slammed for telling 2.8 million followers that women should fix abusive husbands
Tiktoker and Instagram influencer Kanwal Aftab has been slammed by the internet for telling a fan that women should “support” abusive husbands. During a question and answer session on Instagram, Aftab, who has over 2.8 million followers, was asked by a fan how a woman could cope with an abusive husband when she can’t find…
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Seven times Pakistani celebrities had cringe-worthy ideas about marriage, home making
Pakistani celebrities should stick to their day jobs of making cringe worthy dramas and films, rather than sharing their totkay about how to make marriages last and tips on how to keep their susral happy. Muneeb Butt made news yesterday when he revealed that they did not have a chef, because his wife Aiman Khan…
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Nida Yasir lands in hot waters for making ‘saas-bahu’ fight for ratings
Actor and Morning show host Nida Yasir is being trolled by Twitterati for inviting pairs of mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law for the two to face off in front of an audience. A clip from the show doing the rounds on social media follows a mother-in-law complaining about how she had demanded for an educated daughter-in-law who…
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Influencer calls out ‘HKKST’ for showcasing ‘child domestic labour’, gets polarizing response
Influencer Kanwal Ahmed has called out drama serial Hum Kahan Ke Sachay Thay for featuring characters endorsing child domestic labour. The hit play features superstar Mahira Khan, Kubra Khan and Usman Mukhtar as the lead trio. Actor Zainab Qayoom responded her under the tweet and stated that initially it was a concern that was raised…
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Osman Khalid Butt defends ‘Chupke Chupke’ for ‘presenting ghar damads in negative light’
Soul Sisters Pakistan’s (SSP) Kanwal Ahmed recently called out Chupke Chupke for portraying ghar damads in a negative light. Ahmed, who was recently selected by Facebook as one of its 115 ‘Community Leaders’ using the social network to help others, criticised the serial for “disempowering audiences by reinforcing problematic stereotypes.” Referring to a character (played…