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Wednesday, January 15, 2025

‘Hypocrisy’: Iffat Omar slams Behroze Sabzwari

Iffat Omar is not the only one calling out Behroze Sabzwari, other social media users have joined the voices to slam Behroze Sabzwari.

Pakistani actress Iffat Omar slams veteran actor Behroze Sabzwari for his recent comments on women. While commenting on his statement, she called it outright ‘hypocrisy and jahalat’ on her Twitter account.

Iffat Omar is not the only one calling out Behroze Sabzwari, other social media users have joined the voices to slam Behroze Sabzwari. In his latest interview, the actor talked about the dressing of women in the showbiz industry. He said that being actors it is the responsibility of the women to dress decently and properly. He also talked about the dresses of women in general. Sabzwari said that women commuting on bikes often wear tight and revealing clothes. The actor advises women to cover themselves and wear proper clothes to avoid grabbing the attention of men.

His comments triggered vitriol online. Some said that Behroze Sabzwari excluded the women of his family while advising women. Netizens re-shared the video of his present daughter-in-law Sadaf Kanwal who performed in an item song in a Pakistani movie.

Read more: Female actors should dress properly: Behroze Sabzwari

One girl shared the video of his son, running on Karachi’s sea view half-naked to burn calories during Ramadan. “Behroze Sabzwari and his family earn their living through all things ‘haram’ but bike pe jatay hoye bechare seedhay saday log aur khwateen are a threat to the holiness of their society. Not just hypocrites but a family of misogynist, classist scums,” wrote one social media user.

“They should think about this. [Their choice of clothing]. It is the responsibility of an actor to take control of their attire and make sure they aren’t dressed in something that doesn’t look pleasing.”

Sabzwari also pointed out that the clothes in style today are mostly adopted from other cultures. “Why don’t we wear our cultural attire like shalwar kameez and dupatta? Allah will grant you respect even in these clothes. You don’t get popular by copying clothes from foreign countries, you get disrespected in society,” added the Tanhaiyaan actor.

“Some women wear inappropriate clothes, very see-through and tight. I believe that is wrong. Our showbiz is also packed with highly educated and knowledgeable actors. They are quite aware of how men think, and so does everyone else here. [Referring to everyone on the podcast’s set] So, they should take care of what they are wearing,” concluded Behroze Sabzwari.