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Jannat Mirza faces backlash over controversial comment about Japan

Jannat Mirza faces backlash over controversial comment about Japan

  • Jannat Mirza gained fame through TikToker and model.
  • She made her acting debut in Syed Noor’s film, which failed.
  • She focused on her social media career, sharing adventures.
Jannat Mirza is a popular TikTok user and model who has gained fame through the platform in recent years. She was offered drama opportunities and made her acting debut in Syed Noor’s film, which unfortunately flopped. Since then, she has focused on her social media career, sharing her adventures with her followers. She spends half of the year in Pakistan and the other half in Japan, where her maternal family resides.

Jannat Mirza recently expressed her dislike for certain aspects of life in Japan. While Japanese people are known for their discipline, rule-following, and cleanliness, she mentioned that she does not like the country's recycling culture. Due to strict recycling rules, she often ends up carrying around a lot of trash.

She ended up calling Japanese people “Nafsiyati” for their obsession with cleanliness. This comment has sparked criticism, with many accusing her of being tone-deaf.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=550&v=XvmuqYIJ9iQ&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Freviewit.pk%2F&source_ve_path=Mjg2NjY

This is the criticism she is receiving after her tone-deaf comment:

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