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July 24, 2025

Komal Meer’s changing face is not the problem, our obsession with it is

In a recent interview with Aamna Isani, the actress and model Komal Meer turned to the electronic frenzy surrounding her visibly fuller face – a change that quickly became public speculation and harsh criticism. The charges for filler, botox and cosmetic surgery are ruthless in all social media, overshadowing talks on her actual work. For the first time, Komal shared the personal story behind the transformation. It started by revealing “I always have degraded and struggled with disturbed consumption of my whole life”. Nevertheless, he continues to say: “I was repeatedly bodyshamed by those of the entertainment industry – co

March 4, 2025

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Rabya Kulsoom urges chips to stop hiring cricket as ambassadors, let them play cricket

Listen to the article Pakistani actress Rabya Kulsoom has taken on social media to express her frustration and express concerns about crickets appearing in brand campaigns. Taking on Instagram, Rabya Kulsoom made a strong call for brands, urging them to stop hiring cricket as their ambassadors and allow them to focus exclusively on the sport. He wrote: “I would like to ask all the brands to stop taking these crickets as their brand faces and let them focus on what they need to do -they go to cricket.” Photo: Screngrab In a sarcastic comment on Pakistan’s performance, the actress suggested

January 28, 2025

Nudrat Shafique

Blog Featured News Pakistan

Malala in Pakistan: Navigating Controversy and Criticism

“Having an opinion is fair, but having a biased opinion can lead to misinformation, which can be misleading and often destructive.” This statement is particularly relevant to Malala Yousafzai, who has recently faced intense criticism following her return to Pakistan. During her visit, a prominent Pakistani celebrity labeled her as “Western-backed,” while many others targeted her with online harassment on Twitter and other social media platforms. In addition, several political commentators questioned her selective activism, pointing out that she had been vocal about issues in Gaza and Afghanistan but had remained silent on human rights violations and the treatment of

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Iran Says the Border Is Open as Pakistan Ships LPG by Sea