Famous Pakistani actress Mahira Khan was recently criticized for her age by Dr. Umar Adil, and singer Ali Zafar gave a strong response to defend her.
Dr. Umar Adil posted a video on his YouTube channel where he reviewed the Eid-ul-Adha romantic comedy film Lo G Lu. In the video, he criticized the film’s story, actors, and several scenes.
He said the film’s story didn’t feel original at all and claimed that writer Vasay Chaudhry copied ideas from Bollywood films like Baadshah, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, and 3 Idiots to create a confusing mix.
Dr. Adil also made fun of actor Humayun Saeed’s age, saying he is now 57 and looked exactly that old in the film.
Even though he admitted Mahira Khan is beautiful, he criticized director Nadeem Baig for showing too many close-up shots of her. He said her makeup looked unnatural, and on the big screen, she looked older.
According to him, although the makeup tried to hide Mahira’s wrinkles, it didn’t work on the big screen, which gave a bad impression. He also said that her hair and makeup looked mismatched and that her lipstick looked like dry flakes on her lips.
This clip of Dr. Umar Adil criticizing Mahira went viral on social media, and singer-actor Ali Zafar reacted to it.
Ali Zafar posted on his Instagram story saying that he saw a clip where someone was being shamed for their age. He said this is not just about age—it’s part of a bigger issue where people shame others on social media every day.
He added that this is a psychological behavior where people project their own fears and insecurities onto others. They make fun of someone’s age, looks, success, or confidence because it triggers something inside them.
Ali Zafar said that when someone shames others, they are actually avoiding looking at themselves. He explained that when a person criticizes someone, they are actually revealing more about their own personality.
He added that such comments do not define your worth. Instead, they show the inner pain and issues of the person who is making those comments.
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