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Maira Khan believes people have right to criticize artists' bold fashion in Pakistan

Maira Khan believes people have right to criticize artists' bold fashion in Pakistan

  • Maira Khan recently shared her views on online criticism.
  • Maira shared that every artist should be ready for feedback.
  • She also said that some negative comments come from jealousy.
Pakistani actress and model Maira Khan recently shared her views on societal norms and online criticism during a podcast. She emphasized that, as an Islamic country, people have the right to comment on artists' choices, especially regarding their clothing.

When discussing the reactions artists face on social media, Maira explained that anyone who shares their photos or videos must be ready for feedback from the public. She stated, “Once you have made yourself public property, people have the right to criticize, and it is your responsibility to endure that.”

Maira also acknowledged that some negative comments come from jealousy or envy. To protect her mental well-being, she has chosen to block those who spread negativity. This approach allows her to focus on the positive aspects of her career and life.

Her comments shine a light on the challenges artists face in balancing personal expression with societal expectations. Maira’s insights encourage a conversation about how public figures can navigate criticism while staying true to themselves.

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