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Hira Mani On Taking Responsibility For Content On Her Social Media

Hira Mani On Taking Responsibility For Content On Her Social Media

Hira Mani has risen to be one of the most followed stars in the Pakistani drama industry. She has some really big projects on her CV and she has given record breaking performances in her relatively short career. People love her in dramas and her characters in Do Bol and Mere Paas Tum Ho will be remembered for ages. Hira is also very popular on social media with millions of followers on Instagram and anything she does or says reaches millions within minutes.

Hira Mani On Taking Responsibility For Content On Her Social Media

Hira has become a part of controversies several times in the past few years for her statemnets and her last most controversial one where she released a statement in a criminal case where a child was involved. She was heavily criticized and she later issued a video apology where she looked visibly upset and shared that she was not familiar with what was going on.

Hira Mani On Taking Responsibility For Content On Her Social Media

She has since been laying low and recently shared that Mani and her team now keep a check on her socials so she does not do a blunder and she has to think that nothing effects her own kids who are growing up. In an interview with Independent, she was asked if celebrities are responsible for content on their social media and how it affects others.

Hira Mani On Taking Responsibility For Content On Her Social Media

Hira said that choosing dramas is where an actor is responsible that they do not do something extra negative but social media is different and she does not think that actors are responsible. She also said that criticism is a part of this field and people will always say something. Hira added that people even go after actresses who take up negative roles in dramas so it is a common practice to criticize.

Hira Mani On Taking Responsibility For Content On Her Social Media

Here is what she said:

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