Pakistani internet personality and actress Dananeer Mobeen is facing both criticism and praise on social media for her unique style while promoting her new film “Mera Lyari”.
According to reports, Dananeer Mobeen is currently busy promoting her film in London. She posted her pictures in a trendy outfit on the streets of Notting Hill.
She could be seen in a beautiful grey tweed corduroy set that included a crop jacket and a mini skirt. Along with leggings.
The actress’s style has generated mixed reactions on social media. Some fans praised her confidence and style, while others criticised her outfit and called it inappropriate.
Mera Lyari
The film “Mera Lyari” is a sports film set against the backdrop of Karachi’s Lyari area. It is expected to highlight the real image of the area and local talent.
The film stars Ayesha Omar, Dananeer Mobeen, and Trinette Lucas in lead roles. The other cast includes Samia Mumtaz, Nayyar Ijaz, Paras Masroor, and Adnan Shah Tipu.
Mera Lyari will be released in cinemas across the country on May 8, 2026. The film is directed by Ali Sajjad Shah and produced by Ayesha Omar, Waqas Hassan Rizvi, and Sania Sohail.
Before this, In a detailed post on Instagram, Dananeer talked about her acne and shared photos before, during, and after her skin condition. She said that her skin had gone through a lot in the past few months.
According to her, strong lights, daily makeup, wrong treatments, and changes in hormones at a young age caused serious skin issues. She added that her skin is now slowly getting better.
She stressed that people should be kind, captioning her post, ‘Can we all just be kinder please? please?’
“Mera Lyari” set for screening at UK Asian film festival
Actress Ayesha Omar’s film “Mera Lyari” has been included in the 28th edition of the UK Asian Film Festival.
The story of the film revolves around Lyari’s sports culture, local civilisation, and women’s empowerment, presenting a different and positive image of the area.
The film was initially planned to be released under the name “Behnaz”, however, after the release of the Indian propaganda film “Dhurandhar”, its name was changed to “Mera Lyari”, after which it remained in the news.
