Meera Gets Industry Support, Celebs Call for Respect for Veterans

Lollywood star Meera controversy has sparked a strong reaction all over social media, a lot of Pakistani showbiz industry stars speaking out in her support. An interview rapidly twisted into a buzz about how senior actors are treated on public platforms.

Maya Ali, Zara Noor Abbas and Saba Faisal such well-known personalities raise their voice in t a support of senior artists like Meer who gave so much to our media industry, they should always be treated with respect and dignity, and as experience performer Meera deserve polite and professional treatment during interview

Maya Ali shared a detailed note called respect for senior artists like Meera, highlighting that Meera deserve dignity, as she invited as a guest. She also wished her success for the upcoming film Psycho and praised her work.

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Another, Zara Noor Abbas strongly criticize the podcaster’s style of asking question with Meera. She emphasized the double standards in how women are treated, urged that this behavior show directed toward a male actor, it would definitely not be tolerated

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In the meantime, Saba Faisal shared a video message highlight the issue at length. She worried that it is the host’s duty to treat guests with respect and avoid questions that make them uncomfortable.

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Spoke about it’s all the matter of rating, so called podcaster chased for rating over dignity, the celebrity praised Meera’s patience, tolerance, and calmness during the interview, acclaiming her for handling the situation gracefully.

Mishi Khan has also expressed her disappointment with senior journalist Irshad Bhatti for his degrading questions directed at the Baaji actor and for repeatedly calling her “Psycho” during the podcast

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The controversy started after Meera appeared in an interview with analyst Irshad Bhatti Planned to promote her forthcoming Psycho. Instead of focusing on her film promotion, host conversation took an uncomfortable turn, with constant invasive questions about her personal life and past controversies.

At the end she gracefully leave the interview, and the podcast video quickly went viral.

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Many people in the industry have since called for better media ethics and more respectful interview practices. They believe this incident should be a reminder to maintain professional boundaries, especially when dealing with senior artists.

Some other celebs from showbiz, also call out about respect and dignity to shows their support to the senior artists who have contributed significantly to the industry.

Despite the controversy, interest in Meera’s upcoming film Psycho remains high. The movie stars Shaan Shahid and Sonya Hussyn and is expected to release in 2026.