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What did Mahira Khan say above sleevless clothes ?

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
September 11, 2024
Reading Time: 1 min read

Pakistani diva, Mahira Khan has sparked a lively discussion by sharing her thoughts on traditional clothing customs.

In a candid dialogue with the esteemed poet Anwar Maqsood at the Arts Council in Karachi, Mahira reflected on her career, the significance of cultural values, and the role her family played in shaping her upbringing. During the conversation, she expressed her fond memories of her late grandmother, who was critical of sleeveless garments. “Out of respect for her, I was always careful to avoid sleeveless clothes,” Mahira Khan shared.

The actress underscored the importance of cultural values, arguing that while the younger generation is both intelligent and aware, it is crucial not to forgo the practice of wearing modest attire. “This tarbiyat (upbringing) is vital and should be preserved,” she emphasized.

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However, her comments have triggered criticism on social media, with many users highlighting her preference for sleeveless outfits at various public events. Some detractors have described her statements as contradictory, suggesting that her personal choices do not reflect the values she promotes.

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