Ayeza Khan has a massive fan following on social media and otherwise. She has worked hard to gain this popularity. Some actors are popular because of their craft and others are famous because of their social media presence and their overall impression. Over the years Ayeza Khan has successfully managed to make herself recognized as the perfect mother and wife who can also pull off multiple bridal shoots monthly along with a hectic acting career. Some people might have reservations about Ayeza Khan’s acting career but no one can negate the fact that Ayeza has successfully managed to convince most people that her life is perfect in every way. Ayeza can cook, act, walk on the ramp, do whatever it takes to keep her husband and children happy. While she discusses all her abilities she is clearly sending out a loud and clear message to all the women out there which isn’t helping anyone. Although Ayeza does not shy away from discussing just how perfect she is in every interview, she also never forgets to mention that she is really down-to-earth.
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Carving The ‘Perfect’ Identity
For an actor, it can be quite easy to carve the perfect identity and image. The public only knows what these actors show or say. Ayeza Khan has made the most of this and has definitely carved an off-screen ‘perfect’ identity for herself and through her interviews she has strengthened that identity. If you follow Ayeza Khan on social media and if you have watched her interviews, you will agree that she is perhaps the only actress who has never talked about her struggles. Even if she talks about trying times such as COVID, there is a certain glamour attached to the messages. It is almost as if Ayeza Khan does not have any struggles in her life and her life is picture-perfect.
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How many intelligent and hardworking women out there who do everything in their power to juggle between work and family can actually relate to this perfect identity carved by the actress? We are pretty sure none! Even those women who have the most supportive husbands and families have their struggles. Hira Mani for instance has often talked about how her work takes her away from her kids and she feels guilty about not giving them enough time. Aiman Khan talked about the challenges of motherhood honestly and many others talk about their challenges just as candidly as any other woman would.
ayeza just says she can handle everything good she never said she was perfect and for being down earth every actor or actress she has worked has said that ayeza is nice and hardworking and for her image it is good i dont think any actor or actress image is 100 percent perfect she has talked about her journey in a lot of her interview and her struggles like this whole article and she does give credit to her mom dad and danish and his family for keeping her kids when she is working i a interview with sanam jungs show s
Barely. She gives her own self more credit than anyone else. This article is 100 correct.
Yes Javeria you are right!
Thank you thank you thank you reviewit for this article. I am that woman whose husband says that look at Ayeza she can cook and has the perfect hands hair and everything as if everything she says is true. It is not easing coping with demands of families especially in joint families but actors like Ayeza with their fake stories set unrealistic standards. No one points this out but I am happy someone wrote on this. I think Reema Khan falls in the same category. They are shallow women.
I agree! I have never understood the allure of Ayeza, actually. She is very pretty, mashaAllah, but that has nothing to do with anything she’s done. Allah has blessed her, for sure, but she has the money to cultivate this perfect image which is really, to me, sometimes off-putting. She does not seem genuine to me and her overexposure takes away from her allure in my opinion. And yes, Reema is the same. I live in Virginia and see her at events from time to time. She, too, has a very cultivated personality and image. I ran into her once at a clothing exhibition- she was dolled up to perfection whereas I came straight from the gym, no makeup, kind of grungy. She wouldn’t even look at me! Very strange people.
OMG,I also live in Northern Virginia and have met Reema at few events as we both belong to Doctor braadri here 😅 We might know each other.And I agree with everything you wrote.This shows Ayeza has very shallow mindset which just revolves around money and short lived fame.Allah hum sabko hidayat dey ameen
I don’t live in the virginia area, but being a doctor of pak origin i get APPNA pictures and it’s cringey to see her in all the pictures posing as if she’s the only one worth being photographed there. Has it come to this now? all those years of studying and smarts and all our community has to show is this fake personality. ugh.
Lol, imo they’re all the same. the youtubers, the movie stars, the tv divas. They all have the fakeness and it’s good some of us can spot them. who cares if she was dolled up, you can just look at her and tell how much botox and collagen went into that face. It also reminds me of Mahnoor Baloch, the Pakistani poster girl for youthfulness and beauty. She can not move her face but our country loves her.
That’s a stupidity on your husband’s side to compare you with her but at the same time it’s unfair to call her fake. I am a journalist and a story writer too, have no maid, do all my house hold work, kids have no tutor and are excellent in studies alhamdulillah. If I tell this to someone, do they have the right to call it a fake story?? No this is called time management one can do everything in a proper way and on time. As we don’t know clearly about one’s life so it’s better not to comment on it. Best is to try hard and improve oneself.
Exactly. My mom runs her own business. Takes care of the house and raises 5 kids while my father is outside the country for a long time. Yet she looks younger than all her friends and keeps herself healthy and well groomed without maids. Telling women to not be their best selves because it’s setting wrong standards for others is wrong. If a woman wants to appear perfect and put together. Let her. And is she doesn’t. Also let her. Let women live
Very true, why to copy someone, be a role model yourself.
I agree with everything you said.
But do you look perfect Lori ayeza all the time ? And turn everything into a photoshoot ?
If your husband is comparing you to her, then that’s his issue. And you think coping with family’s demands are hard. Imagine having the whole country their to judge you’re every move. Of course she wants to protect her image. Our actresses get attacked for the smallest thing. You are talking about judgement and doing the same. Calling them shallow because they try to maintain an image to protect themselves from trolling as much as possible
People like aiza khan have dozens of people working for them to create this perfect image and project it to the world.A makeup artist, beautician for her skin, stylist, hair expert, nail care expert, designers are involved for all these photo shoots that take atleast 8-10 hours to perfect.And then there’s photoshop and filters on Instagram.Then they have their personal trainers and dieticians who help them maintain/lose their weight and workout in the gym precisely as their body requires.At home, in Pakistan, these guys have house staff who deal with all the cooking and cleaning and taking care of the home.The same house staff take care of their chores at home and even do their groceries and drive them around.Therefore, these people have a lot of time on their hands to focus on their acting and modelling careers and to look beautiful and prom and proper always while having little children.Honestly speaking, we shouldn’t be comparing ourselves to these actresses/models and their perfect images on social media.Social media is a huge facade.A farce.And we should dwell on it as less as possible and focus on building, bettering and grooming ourselves and our lives instead of comparing ourselves with these celebs.
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About time someone spoke. Ayeza was not this way before but now she is like this a lot. Not a single picture of her on her social media which is unfiltered or without make up. Then she takes pride that husband is scared of her at the same time she says she is the best wife. I don’t think she is too smart. She is pretty but that’s it. Like those dumb blondes. She does try very hard to make women relate to her by passing all these stupid statements. Who is she to tell women what they should do? Poor Danish has to put up with this one!!! Well written piece. Need of the hour because no one says this because of her fan base. Good work
Please stop these sort of articles to bring out your grudges against personalities. I personally didn’t watch any of her drama. But judging someone is not a good thing.
I think she’s becoming Aishwrya rai of Pakistan. I.e. PLASTIC LADY. Too much plastic in her stories and also on her face
This article is much needed . Aiza and Danish even fatshamed Sanam Jung on her show . Aiza i feel like- apne muh miya mithhu 😜
They indirectly called Amina Sheikh ugly on a show
I just want both husband and wife to read this article . It’s an eye opening article . I always feel aiza as a cunning women . Meethi churrii, diplomatic
On sanam Jungs show she was empathizjng so much on getting back in shape , like really. It’s ok to have extra weight for some time after u have ur baby . All her pix are photoshopped 🥶
Ayeza bibi not everyone can afford 10 lacks k makeup, kapade , jewelry , birthday party’s ! Show off band kare
Whoever have wrote this article ,have some fear from Allah ..
Kisi k barai mai badgumaani aur nafrat phailaana sirf apni soch kai mutabiq ye kitna bara gunah hai.. aap log dusro kai life mai interfere kartai kiyoo hon ? Kya us ne apka makeup use kiya hai? Apkai paisai khayai hain ? Koye role model hai apki ?
Khuda ko maanai duniya mai already bht negativity hain plz plzzzz aisi articles se aur nafratain na phailaayai ..
So true.. Lekin karwa sach yeh hai k thats what we like to do.. Spread negativity…i mean woh jaisi b hai its her PERSONAL LIFE so let gooo
Exactly! This is such a mean spirited article. It’s like the writer is jealous of Ayeza and penned down all their grievances against her in a bout of jealousy. Shame!!
Maaf kijiye..Ayeza Khan’s whole life is a social media show! She cashes in on that image. Agar woh gharelu aurat hoti tho aapki baat jaiz thi.
This was so unnecessary. Ayeza has often emphasized how much her husband and her family have played a part in her success and allow her to lead the life that she does. If she wants to look good, I see no reason why she shouldn’t. It’s not these people’s responsibility to set realistic standards. If she does not feel comfortable putting make up free selfies then she should not be forced to. People want women to live their lives on their terms but get mad when someone doesn’t do it as they believe she should. If she wants to appear proper and perfect, let her. It is not her responsibility to change herself and her way of life for you.
Iss Article ki kami thi. Hum reviewit.pk say ye sub expect nahi kartay. Please do write something better.
I didn’t find anything positive or constructive over here. If they are against anyone ( actor or the viewer) they just ganged up against them.
Logo ko site ki taraf attract karnai aur paisai kamaanai k leyai ye kisi bhi had tak gir saktai hain
Always perceived her fake as hell. She loves maintaining a decent image even though it is far from the truth.
OMG!! thank you for writing this. I always thought the exact same things when I read her interviews or saw her pictures. it’s so hard to identify with her.
It’s certainly a manufactured image that had been carefully created while keeping the conservative Pakistanis in mind. The two dated for 8 years. Something that was mentioned in several early interviews but recently danish claimed that it was an arranged marriage and they never met prior to marriage.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU SO MUCH for this article!
behtreen, lajawaab, umda!!!
What a long, rant filled article. She is an actress, NOT a common (wo)man, why compare her with the average women who work, or don’t work like the homemakers, and juggle their work with family life and stuff? People are stupid if they compare their own spouses and/or life with the like of hers. Yeah, it’d be great if she came out and said “yes, I have a whole team behind me, supporting my family and I and blah” but if she doesn’t then so what? does not affect your life or mine, does it? Your and my life’s will go on uninterrupted as before.
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I think we should try to uplift others instead of needlessly bringing them down. While I agree that this might be a carefully crafted image, it’d make more sense to do an article where you suggest people to not blindly follow celebrities and influencers rather than singling Ayeza out. I feel like people should take everything on social media with a grain of salt: we don’t know what the lives of these people are, and that’s okay, because at the end of the day, the only responsibility we have is towards ourselves and we can choose what we are influenced by.
Personally I find Ayeza’s enthusiasm and discipline inspiring. I’m sure many others might share that opinion. In any case, we must start looking beyond creating ‘role models’ and ‘heroes’ out of people we see and hear on the internet. There can be traits you find inspiring, and that’s fine. But it should be just that. Look at yourself and what works for you, and let people do what works for them. At the end of the day, what Ayeza says in her interviews or on her Instagram is just an opinion, and not a fact. If you don’t share her opinion, that’s perfectly fine. If you think her Instagram projects an unreal image, perhaps it’s better to school people that Instagram is more of a photo album, than a biography. Let’s all try to be a little more kind to one another, and allow people to coexist, even those we might not necessarily agree with. It’ll make our world a better place.