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Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

Falak Shabir is a famous Pakistani pop singer with 2.6 million followers. He rose to prominence through his viral hit song Roag. He has also sung several other popular tracks, including Sher Ost, Ijazat, Tu Mera Dil, Kamli, Soniye, and many more. All of his songs have garnered millions of views on YouTube. He is also known for his performances at local and international concerts.

Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

Recently, Falak Shabir grabbed social media attention after making a request to Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz.

Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

While commenting on the Punjab government’s action against vape pods, he praised the initiative and called it an excellent step. He further requested the Chief Minister to take notice of the dress code in public places.

Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

Falak Shabir wrote, “Excellent. However, as a father of two daughters, I humbly request Madam CM Maryam Nawaz to please take action against people who wear short dresses in public places such as bazaars and streets. Otherwise, culturally, we as a society will be destroyed – Punjab, he praised the Punjab government saying it was an excellent job. He further requested the CM to take a note on the dress code in the public area.” Sarah Khan also shared his request. Read here:

Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

Netizens are criticizing Falak Shabir for his regressive statement and request, with many saying that he himself lives in London with his wife and daughters, yet is concerned about how Pakistani people should dress. One wrote that there should be laws for singers too, as singing in Islam is not halal. Another asked if this is the same Falak Shabir who has shifted to the UK with his family. Another commented, “Don’t you live in the UK now? How about requesting the same in the UK Parliament?” One user said to stop moral policing women and their dressing, while another wrote, “Cheap way of seeking attention.” One comment stated, “First ask your wife to sit at home.” Another added, “The audacity of a man whose whole family is in showbiz”. Read the comments.

Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

Falak Shabir’s Statement on Women’s Short Dresses Gets Mixed Reactions

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