Adnan Siddiqui, a talented Pakistani television actor, has been in the spotlight for the past two weeks. He sparked controversy when he made satirical remarks about women during a live Ramadan transmission called Shaan E Suhoor, likening them to houseflies.
While the issue seemed to have settled during the Eid holidays, it has resurfaced as it was discussed by several prominent Pakistani celebrities, including Mishi Khan. Additionally, Pakistani social media influencer Ken Doll also condemned Siddiqui’s remarks.
Recently, Ken Doll responded to criticism from Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar and Adnan Siddiqui. Qamar lashed out Ken Doll during a show after Siddiqui discussed Ken’s statement with him.
Ken Doll, in a video message, addressed the criticism, stating, “I live a luxurious life abroad as an influencer. I am often asked why people in Pakistan are judged based on their character and why character assassination occurs once someone becomes famous.”
He continued, “There seems to be no solution to this issue. Here, women are compared to houseflies, and if you speak out against such people, you are labelled as ‘Beghairat’.”
Ken Doll emphasized that actors who find work internationally are also criticized in Pakistan. He highlighted his role as an influencer in shaping a positive image of Pakistan globally.
