Recently, Nida Yasir hosted an Eid show alongside popular senior actresses from Pakistani television. Her Eid look included a red silk dress complemented by golden jewelry and her hair styled in a tidy bun using a wig.
Nida further enhanced her appearance with a tikka and a headpiece.
However, Nida Yasir’s choice of wig and her striking Eid look have attracted major public criticism.
Many individuals are mocking her for not sticking to fashion trends that are age appropriate.
In particular, fans have expressed dissatisfaction with her revealing deep neckline. One user remarked, “Nida is wearing a wig, which looks odd.”
Another fan criticised her outfit, stating, “Nida Yasir wore a deep-neck dress, it appears too inappropriate for a television show.”
Another person commented, “Among all, only Nida appears cheap.” Numerous individuals have also pointed out that, “Many are saying Nida Yasir’s wig looks ridiculous.
A social media user commented, “All these older women seem to want to look younger every day.”
Nida Yasir is a well-known morning show host in Pakistan, boasting a large Instagram following of 2.4 million.
She has been the host of Good Morning Pakistan for approximately 19 years.
She also conducts shows focused on entertainment and discussions, often facing trolling on social media due to her appearance, excessive enthusiasm, and live errors.
Nida Yasir faces backlash for inviting ex couple
Earlier, Nida Yasir faced criticism for inviting esteemed actors Faryal Gohar and Jamal Shah to join her live Ramzan broadcast.
Faryal Gohar and Jamal Shah are recognised as senior figures in Pakistan’s artistic community.
Previously, they were regarded as one of the most beloved couples within the entertainment sector. Their reunion at that time brought joy to many fans.
The couple’s divorce three decades ago left numerous fans disheartened. Throughout the years, many have speculated about the reasons behind their decision to part ways.
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