Saba Qamar Bold Birthday Celebration Faces Huge Criticism

A popular Pakistani actress Saba Qamar known for her versatile and flawless acting skills. Her recent television dramas such as like Pamaal, Case No 9, and Muamma form where she received lots of love from her fans and viewers.

Now Saba Qamar has turned 42 and she always throw bold, Lavish and modern birthday party every year. This year she selected a disco-themed party for her 42th birthday celebrations, she opted to wear stunning black gown, cut her birthday cake with family and friends and enjoyed the party night with Sidra Niazi, Ken Doll, Aima Baig, Kiran Haq and Bilal Saeed.

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Saba Qamar’s bold embodiments faced severe public criticism, and television critic Dr. Ejaz Waris also criticized her for adoring party culture after doing impactful roles like Pamaal and Case No 9. Here is what Dr. Ejaz Waris.

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Despite  Saba faces backlash from Netizens and Television critics, Pakistani television actress Hina taking side of Saba Qamar and in her support she posted a story on her Instagram and call out Dr Ejaz Waris, “Someone please take the mic from this. Artists are not public property. The craft and personal lives of artists are separate. Birthdays kaise celebrate karni hain, kapre kaise pehnay hain, sans kaise lena hai, shayad in abu se consult kar ke hi decide kar lein. Your two-penny page is running because of these artists, their dramas’ content, and their personal lives which are under your scrutiny.”

She further added, “Just because you don’t support certain things doesn’t mean it’s okay to throw disrespect at the biggest names of your own country—there’s a way to disagree with grace. Always a way to call out the harm. Enough of trashing women based on what they wear and how they choose to conduct life!”

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