A girl tried policing the celebrities on their LSA looks and twitter came at her!

 

Lux Style Awards have been the talk of the town ever since the nomination list came out. But now that the event is done with, people still can’t stop talking about it. A girl on twitter tried shaming the celebrities with the iconic ‘are they Muslim’ question but Twitter came to their defense and schooled the girl instead.

 

Her tweet gathered tons of attention:

 

Exactly!

 

Yar Saba Qamar 😍😍😍

 

THIS REPLY THOUGH >>>>

 

Sadly, everyone thinks they have the right to judge others:

 

Apply cold water to the area burnt:

 

Oooooof!

 

Agreed, self reflection comes first!

 

Dekhna bhi hai, baatein bhi kerni hain:

 

Someone is clearly watching the wrong channels:

 

Savage!

 

We didn’t know it either!

 

Someone please give this girl an award:

 

 

And while majority disagreed with her, there were some who shared the same opinion:

 

Still trying to find logic here:

 

Okay, now that’s a little too extreme!

 

What’s your take on the situation? Let us know in the comments below!

6 Comments
  1. She is right they are public figures they have given the right to the audience to judge them… These fukin people represent Islam And Pakistan those who support these nude celebs they need to learn Islam very well… These actresess should be thrown out of the Country as This Is THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN….Show some Maturity ❤ 💚

  2. Those who are criticizing n making fun of the comment must know that every show n play must conform to the standard of religion n norms of society. N if someone draws attention towards it is doing her job righteously
    Y would those criticize who are enjoying those vulgar looks.
    N none of the actoressess found pride in wearing their local dresses their national dress.
    Sorry to say they never looked stunning or impressive in all this vulgarity nor were the designers appreciated.
    Much beauty is in our own outfits
    Shame …no depiction of Pakistani culture
    These shows are primarily held to promote vulgarity n shameless Ness n these model girls just sell themselves for it.
    One must have the courage to understand the truth

  3. Those who are criticizing n making fun of the comment must know that every show n play must conform to the standard of religion n norms of society. N if someone draws attention towards it is doing her job righteously
    Y would those criticize who are enjoying those vulgar looks.
    N none of the actoressess found pride in wearing their national dresses
    Sorry to say they never looked stunning or impressive in all this vulgarity nor were the designers appreciated.
    Much beauty is in our own outfits
    Shame …no depiction of Pakistani culture
    These shows are primarily held to promote vulgarity n shameless Ness n these model girls just sell themselves for it.
    One must have the courage to understand the truth

  4. It’s no ones business what other people were if you are offended close your eyes. After all didnt our Prophet (PBUH) do the same?

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