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Emmad Irfani responds to criticism over his dressing in “Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum”

Emmad Irfani responds to criticism over his dressing in “Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum”

  • Produced by Fahad Mustafa's home production.
  • He is known for his unique and straightforward storyline.
  • Emmad Irfani, Adeel's character, faces criticism for wearing winter clothes.
“Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum” is a popular Pakistani drama serial written by Farhat Ishtiaq and directed by Badar Mehmood. Produced by Fahad Mustafa’s home production, the drama is enjoying success due to its unique and straightforward storyline. Fans are captivated by Sharjeena and Mustafa’s innocent love story.

Recently, Emmad Irfani, who plays Adeel in “Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum”, has faced criticism for his choice of attire in the drama. Emmad opted for winter clothes, including turtlenecks, puffers, and jackets. Fans have expressed that his warm jackets seem out of place in the summer weather. Fahad Mustafa and Naeema Butt also wore winter outfits in the drama.

Emmad responded to the criticism when q social media user asked, “But why are you wearing sweaters and jackets in this weather? Everyone else is in summer dresses and you seem to be enjoying a weird winter’. To the criticism, Emmad Irfani replied, “nothing is weird in the world of acting and shooting. One scene is done in January and sometimes the continuity of that scene is done after months in summer..hope that clarifies”.

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