Yasir Hussain think that the moot mobile phone application Tik Tok shouldn’t be banned in Pakistan.


According to Yasir our youth has nothing else to, Racer boys don’t have tracks, cricketers don’t have grounds. Girls and boys are doing some creative things through Tik Tok.

Yasir Hussain who is an actor, writer and host gave his opening on the show “Say It All With Iffat Omar”, when she asked: “Should Tik Tok be banned in Pakistan?”
Here is the video link of what Yasir Hussain has to say about the much criticized Tik Tok:
Yasir Hussain thinks that Tik Tok is providing a platform to the youth of our country through which they can showcase their talent.


In Pakistan there are not many opportunities for the youth to show their skills, so there is no harm in using an application like Tik Tok.

Yasir Hussain is currently starring in drama serial Jhooti opposite to beau Iqra Aziz. He is playing the character of a con man in Jhooti.














































































































Iqra Aziz and Yasir Hussain kept a small function of mayun and mehndi at their place. Many Pakistani celebrities were seen dancing at their mehndi function.
The couple’s best friends such as Asim Azhar, Hania, Asad Siddique, Zara Noor Abbas, and Kubra Khan also dropped some crazy dance moves which soon got viral on the internet.
Asim Azhar had quite fun at the mehndi function. He sang many songs for his friends which were loved by the audience. Though his performance was loved by everyone but seems like Yasir’s little puppy Mogambo didn’t like it. The puppy didn’t like Asim’s version of Dam Mast Kalandar and bit Asim.
Check out this cute video of Mogambo:


























































However, one stance that Yasir Hussain has commendably maintained over the years is him being against whitening creams and face washes. After a big debate issued in Pakistan, over Zara Noor Abbas’s endorsement of a whitening cream and her stance about “Black Lives Matter,” Pakistani social media erupted. People called out Zara for her double standards while a number of Pakistani actresses/celebrities came out stating how they had never ever supported a fairness cream or a skin lightening brand.


















































































