Hania Aamir faced backlash for wearing a Zara dress for Christmas, amid boycott calls for the brand due to a controversial ad campaign related to the Israel-Palestine conflict. Social media users criticized her for promoting a brand that supports genocide in Palestine, leading to accusations of being tone-deaf. Despite the controversy, Hania Aamir continues to be a prominent figure in the entertainment industry.
Showbiz A-lister Hania Aamir is being called out by social users for her ‘tone-deaf attitude’ after she sported a dress by Zara for Christmas celebrations.
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Amid the Boycott calls for multinational clothing brand Zara, following their latest controversial and insensitive advertising campaign that resembled the destruction in Gaza with the ongoing Israel war, Pakistan’s TV star Hania Aamir was recently spotted wearing a dress from the fashion retailer, leaving her millions of followers on social media upset.
Social users turned to the comments section of her recently shared reel from pre-Christmas celebrations over the weekend, where the ‘Mujhe Pyaar Hua Tha’ actor is seen wearing a red tube dress from Zara, calling her out for using and promoting a brand that supports genocide in Palestine.
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“Shame on you Hania Amir for not having currentaffairs and reality check of Today’s world . Yet you are considered as most influential lady both in India and Pakistan. SHAME ON YOU,” one of them wrote, while another comment on the post read, “You’re wearing Zara! For someone as chronically online as yourself I would assume you’d know what brands to promote!! #boycotzara.”
“How tone deaf do you have to be to do this? ur definitely not unaware of how zara is a pro israel brand and how it recently mocked the palestinian martyrs in its latest campaign?? yet u bought a dress from zara?? ur choosing to fund the genocide in palestine. ur money is the reason why thousands and thousands of palestinian children are killed,” a third blamed.
On the work front, Hania Aamir was last seen in the superhit drama serial ‘Mujhe Pyaar Hua Tha’, alongside A-list actors Wahaj Ali and Zaviyar Nauman.
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The recent choice of outfit by actress Hania Aamir for a Christmas event has sparked a heated debate across social media. The controversy revolves around her decision to wear a Zara dress that some individuals deemed inappropriate for the occasion. Critics argue that the dress, while undoubtedly stylish, lacked the traditional elements typically associated with Christmas attire and expressed disappointment in Aamir’s sartorial choice. Conversely, many of Aamir’s supporters have defended her decision, emphasizing the importance of individual expression and commending her boldness in selecting a fashionable ensemble. This situation serves as a reminder of the subjective nature of fashion and the differing perspectives that often accompany high-profile events. As the discourse continues, it is clear that the fashion choices of public figures have the power to stir both praise and criticism, fueling meaningful conversations about personal style and societal expectations.
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Hania Aamir faces criticism for wearing a Zara dress to her Christmas celebrations, amidst calls to boycott the brand due to its controversial advertising campaign related to the Israel-Palestine conflict. Social media users condemned the actor for promoting a brand allegedly supporting genocide in Palestine, with some accusing her of being tone-deaf and insensitive. Despite her popularity in India and Pakistan, followers expressed disappointment in her choice of attire. The article also mentions Hania Aamir’s recent appearance in the drama serial ‘Mujhe Pyaar Hua Tha’ and her new dramatic hair transformation.
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