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Mariyam Nafees calls out Pakistani men for having dirty minds

Mariyam Nafees calls out Pakistani men for having dirty minds

  • She is currently vacationing in London, enjoying the summer weather and exploring the city's sights.
  • Nafees' choice of bold and short clothing sparked a significant public backlash, with a social media user commenting on her shorts.
  • Social media users criticized Nafees for not accepting similar issues in the West and citing Islamic explanations for modest clothing.
Mariyam Nafees, a popular Pakistani model, actress, and host, has starred in numerous renowned Pakistani dramas such as Diyar E Dil, Yaqeen Ka Safar, Ishq Jalebi, Kam Zarf, and Mohabbat Chor Di Maine. She has amassed a significant social media following, with fans admiring her stunning personality. Nafees received praise for her role in the drama serial Neem and has garnered acclaim for her recent hit drama serial Jaan E Jahan. She is happily married to Aman Ahmed, a brilliant director.

Currently, Maryam Nafees is vacationing in London, enjoying the summer weather and exploring the city's beautiful sights. She is also sharing her beautiful pictures in summer clothes on social media. Her choice of bold and short clothing sparked a significant public backlash, with a social media user commenting on one of her pictures in shorts.

The social media user wrote, “When foreigners come to Pakistan, they wear traditional clothes. When Pakistanis go abroad, they shorten their clothes” to Which Mariyam criticized the Pakistani environment and men, stating that the environment in Pakistan isn’t conducive for foreigners to wear such short clothes because men here stare at women. Mariyam Nafees wrote, “Thanks to Pakistani men’s ogling. Nothing to be proud of – they have to cover up so you don’t die staring at ’em Bitter Facts”.

Social media users heavily criticized Mariyam Nafees. Many expressed the view that men across the globe behave similarly and stare, but Pakistani actresses only feel uncomfortable when such situations occur in Pakistan because they are unwilling to accept that similar issues exist in the West as well. Others cited Islamic explanations regarding the importance of wearing modest clothing.

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