Stay happy and let others stay happy, says Bayat

On Monday, actress Hina Khawaja Bayat shared an intense video on her Instagram, recording a spontaneous dance with a street musician at Leicester Square in London. The video was emphasized with: “For one artist, from another. When one musician recognizes you and asks you to unite him in his show”, presenting Bayat’s happy commitment to London’s live culture and reflecting his appreciation for art and music.

However, the position quickly attracted a series of negative comments from online trolls. Critics accused Bayat of inappropriate behavior, questioning her actions in public. One user commented: “We all admire your sister of work and decency and many people are inspired by you. You should avoid this kind of activity during Ramazan, Allah guide us all on the right track.

Another Instagram user wrote a long comment, stating: “I’m a big fan, I like how much you are about things and how you know how to call us a shovel, it doesn’t even bother me from your video.

Responding to the reaction, Bayat took the comment department to tackle the head of negativity. He wrote: “I agree that this life is just a transitional temporary, but Allah also told us to be grateful for all his loans, blessings and to take them. He delivers us.

Another critic responded to Omair Rana’s comment, “Please don’t say Mashlah for her dance.” In this, Bayat replied: “Says Maslal for my happiness. Please stay happy and let others remain happy.”

This incident is not the first time Bayat was found between a dispute. More recently, in January, Bayat faced reactions after commenting on a video by actors Hania Aamir and Yashma Gill dancing to a wedding. He wrote: “I was wondering if people have forgotten something called Kameez”, implying criticism of their costume. This led to a public reprimand by a former member of the Sindh Sharmila Faruqui meeting, who called on Bayat to “stop judging women by choosing their clothes.” Despite these controversy, Bayat continues to stand for her beliefs, openly dealing with her audience and dealing with criticism immediately.