Mishi Khan Slams Pakistan’s First Dating Show ‘Lazawal Ishq’ and Host Ayesha Omar
TV host Mishi Khan has strongly criticized Pakistan’s upcoming dating show ‘Lazawal Ishq’. She targeted both the show’s concept and host Ayesha Omar. The reality program will stream on YouTube soon.
Mishi Khan’s Strong Response
Mishi posted a video on Instagram expressing her views. She believes Pakistan copies negative aspects of foreign shows. The veteran actress questions why such programs are necessary.
Her criticism extends to Ayesha Omar personally. Mishi sarcastically agreed that Ayesha suits the hosting role perfectly. However, she mocked Ayesha’s statement about being chosen for speaking Urdu. Mishi called such comments unnecessary and shameful.
Defense Against Expected Criticism
The TV host anticipated backlash for her views. She expects people will call her old-fashioned or conservative. Mishi clarified that modernity means intellectual growth, not revealing clothes. She emphasized that values and thoughts define being modern.
Mishi raised important societal questions about the show. She wondered who funds such productions in Pakistan. The actress expressed concern about promoting what she considers vulgar content. She specifically mentioned being surprised at hosting such shows at age 43.
Show Format and Public Reaction
‘Lazawal Ishq’ takes inspiration from Turkey’s popular ‘Aşk Adası’. The show features eight contestants living together. Four men and four women will share a luxury villa. Cameras will record all their activities continuously.
The show’s teaser has already created controversy online. Social media users started boycott campaigns immediately. Many demanded regulatory authorities ban the program. Critics worry about the show’s impact on Pakistani society.
Mishi’s Sarcastic Comments
Mishi mocked the show’s luxury setting extensively. She questioned what participants would do in the bungalow. Her sarcastic suggestion was they might read books. She ridiculed the concept of wearing gowns and walking on boats.
The veteran actress highlighted the show’s inappropriate nature. She believes such content doesn’t suit Pakistani culture. Mishi thinks the program promotes wrong values. Her video gained significant attention on social media.
Regulatory Response
Pakistan’s media regulators addressed the controversy officially. They clarified the show streams only on social media. Since it won’t air on television, regulatory rules don’t apply. Therefore, authorities cannot impose an official ban currently.
The show will feature 100 episodes when launched. Participants will navigate romantic connections and challenges. They’ll face eliminations and deal with shifting alliances. The format mirrors international dating shows closely.
Public Debate Continues
The announcement has divided public opinion sharply. Some support creative freedom in entertainment. Others believe it crosses cultural boundaries. Religious groups have expressed strong opposition.
Ayesha Omar hasn’t responded to Mishi Khan’s criticism yet. The show’s producers remain confident about their project. They believe Pakistani audiences want diverse content options. The debate highlights changing entertainment preferences in Pakistan.
