“What the hell is she doing?"
Fiza Ali’s morning show has once again grabbed attention, this time for her dancing.
Viewers have been vocal about their belief that most segments on her show are entirely scripted.
Recently, Fiza Ali sparked headlines after sharing a viral dance video from the show.
In the latest episode, Fiza Ali welcomed the renowned ‘Garvi group’ from Coke Studio on her show.
The artists performed a song, prompting Fiza to dance along joyfully.
However, her energetic display didn’t sit well with everyone.
Many social media users criticised her performance as “cringe” and accused her of being “over the top”.
Critics voiced their disapproval, suggesting that Fiza’s lively dance on a live show seemed desperate for attention.
Some labelled it as another publicity stunt, expressing anger over what they perceived as an exaggerated performance.
Accusations of seeking fame at the cost of dignity surfaced, with many questioning her actions as hypocritical.
A user said: “What the hell is she doing? Have some decent behaviour you are representing our national television.”
Another added: “You look terrible. Honestly earning money and attention through such cheap tactics does not suit you.”
One wrote: “Irrespective of her age, it does not suit a woman to do this. Especially in front of her daughter.”
Netizens pointed out a perceived disparity between Fiza Ali’s moral teachings on one day and her exuberant dance routines on the next.
The contrast between her roles as a commentator on morality and her spirited dance alongside her daughter during the live show drew criticism.
Fiza’s previous admonishment of a teenage girl and her own behaviour during the dance segment has left many questioning her consistency and moral stance.
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The incident has ignited a storm of debate online, with opinions divided over Fiza Ali’s actions and intentions.
A user questioned:
“Madam weren’t you insulting that young girl that day for asking an inappropriate question?”
“People like you who spew hate and then do these kind of things. Are you even a human and own your double standards?”
One said: “Apparently being in love with someone is wrong but opening your hair and dancing in front of the whole world isn’t.”
Another asked: “What is happening here Fiza?
“Sometimes you become a Molana (religious preacher) and tell girls not to be in love with boys and then you dance on live television. Just pick one road.”
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