Social media has made lots of people celebrities in their very own means, particularly on TikTok. In 2021, we noticed Dananeer Mobeen develop into an web sensation together with her viral “pawri” video and this 12 months it was Ayesha, a woman who went viral for her dance on Lata Mangeshkar’s ‘Mera Dil Ye Pukary Aaja’ remix. As per custom, Nida Yasir known as her on her present Good Morning Pakistan nonetheless, the TV present host was closely criticised for it. Now in a latest interview, Yasir responded and mentioned she’s not at “fault”, moderately it’s individuals who flip common folks into web celebrities.
The TV present host appeared on Categorical TV’s The Speak Speak Present with Hassan Choudary the place she talked concerning the hate she obtained for inviting Ayesha. “Not everyone’s going to like you — be it your day-to-day life, people in school, college or university. Either you have proper friends or people who simply don’t like you. It’s [a] part of life and you cannot make everyone happy. I saw this tweet by Shafaat when I called that famous TikToker Ayesha on my show and everyone came for me for not [inviting] those who have gotten a medal for something or someone with a list of achievements,” she mentioned.
Yasir mentioned she does quite a lot of exhibits the place she invitations various kinds of folks however they “never go viral” nor do they get her any rankings. “I’ve invited eight to 10 folks at a time on my present who do such distinctive issues that depart you amazed. Have a look at the ‘pawri ho rahi hai’ woman and Zara who acquired a distinction. I known as each of them collectively on my present. Now inform me who are you aware higher of the 2? The place did Zara go? It’s not my fault, it’s the people who find themselves at fault.”
The Nadaaniyaan actor defined that if TV exhibits nowadays are based mostly on “saas-bahu [mother-in-law daughter-in-law] points” and it brings rankings, then the channel exhibits precisely what folks need to see. “If I bring well-educated people on my show, then you must watch it. Why don’t you? You saw that one show that I did on request of multiple people because nowadays, people attach my photo with someone I don’t even know. It’s the people who want it to happen and then they complain also,” Yasir reasoned.
She instructed Choudary that she has been internet hosting the present for about 14 years now and individuals who sleep via her morning present criticise her later, based mostly on a viral clip. “I have to mix it up so people like it. There are a lot of people for whom wedding festivities are the only source of entertainment and those who are occupied by other things don’t watch my show. They have to go to parties at night and have trouble waking up in the morning. They may watch the rerun but I want live ratings.”
Speaking about why she thinks her present has been widespread for nearly a decade and a half, the 49-year-old actor-host mentioned, “I am the kind of woman the woman behind the screen can resonate with me because what I have faced practically is what she has faced. I am, too, a mother, a wife and a daughter-in-law too — that is the kind of show I host. Have you ever seen me a do a night show in [tight] dresses with my leg out? That’s because I cannot do it. What I can do, you can clearly see.”
If Yasir, as a TV present host, is inviting somebody who grew to become well-known in a single day, it’s as a result of folks clearly loved that individual’s content material. The host, like every other, will clearly think about what folks could be all for seeing. Why’s she getting hate for that?
It’s most of the people that re-shares movies on social media to ensure that them to go viral. Be accountable. If you happen to dislike a video or discover it unworthy, then don’t flow into it. Hating Yasir for inviting somebody you made well-known appears like salty behaviour to us.
