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Fiza Ali urges actresses to respect cultural values in choosing their outfits

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Fiza Ali urges

KARACHI: Host Fiza Ali has advised actresses to consider cultural traditions and social boundaries when selecting their outfits.

In a recent interview, Fiza Ali said that members of Pakistan’s entertainment industry should keep the country’s social and cultural values in mind when making wardrobe choices, noting that Pakistan is an Islamic country.

She said actresses should maintain certain limits, adding that bold attire often leads to public criticism and controversy.

During the interview, the host also referred to old social media videos of Suzeen Khan and asked why she had not deleted her previously viral reels.

The discussion sparked mixed reactions on social media, with users expressing a wide range of opinions on Fiza Ali’s remarks.

Fiza Ali faces backlash over Labour Day show featuring workers

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KARACHI: Pakistani actress and host Fiza Ali has once again come under scrutiny on social media, this time over a special programme aired on Labour Day.

On May 1, Fiza Ali invited individuals from various working-class backgrounds to her show to pay tribute to their contributions.

During the programme, she was also seen holding a shovel and recording a video reel alongside labourers, highlighting the importance of the working class.

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However, despite the intended tribute, many social media users criticized the segment, calling it an attempt to gain attention rather than a genuine effort to honor workers.

Critics argued that instead of treating the labourers as respected guests, they were presented in a manner that appeared staged for ratings and online engagement.

Some users commented that the workers should have been invited and treated with dignity rather than being used for social media content, while others sarcastically remarked on the style of content creation.

Several voices also pointed out that if the aim was to truly acknowledge the contributions of labourers, the presentation should have been more serious and respectful.

While the video drew attention from fans, it also sparked widespread criticism, igniting a fresh debate online over the portrayal of workers and the ethics of content creation.

Fiza Ali faces criticism over resurfaced video of drugging her team

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KARACHI: Pakistani model and television host Fiza Ali has come under intense criticism after an old interview clip resurfaced online in which she admitted to mixing medicines into food prepared for her team.

The video, recorded two years ago, shows Fiza discussing various aspects of her career and recounting an incident where she became upset with her team during a show.

 She claimed that, in anger, she cooked “paye” (trotters) for them and added medications including Xanax, cough syrup, multivitamins, and Panadol — even sourcing additional medicines from outside — before serving the dish to her team the next day.

According to Fiza, one team member later informed her that many fell ill, some vomited, and a few required oxygen support, and even her ex-husband Fawad was warned a police case might be filed against her.

She maintained, however, that “nothing serious happened” and those who ate the food merely became drowsy and slept it off.

The resurfaced clip has sparked widespread outrage on social media, with many users labeling her actions as criminal and calling for serious legal action against her.