Aaliya Ali Clarifies Bold Scene Shootings, Reveals Producer’s On-Set Instructions

Pakistani actress and model Aaliya Ali recently addressed the criticism she faced for performing bold scenes in her upcoming film Item during an appearance on a morning show.

Aaliya, who began her career with the 2010 PTV drama Zindaan, explained that she never objected to bold clothing or scenes because they were required for certain roles. She shared that during shoots where she had to wear bold outfits, the film’s female producer, Hamma Sheikh, would make an announcement on the microphone instructing the male crew to “turn their faces the other way” before Aaliya entered the set.

The actress stated that having a female producer made her more comfortable, adding, “If the producer had not been a woman, I might have felt more uneasy. I had already told her that wearing bold clothes felt awkward to me, so she took special care in the presence of male staff.”

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However, her clarification sparked mixed reactions on social media. While some appreciated her transparency, many users criticized or mocked her explanation. One user commented, “So it’s okay to show it to the whole world, but a problem if the crew sees it?” Another remarked sarcastically, “Please do halal dancing.”

Aaliya Ali remains popular on social media, with over 2 million TikTok followers and 1.4 million on Instagram.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Why was Aaliya Ali criticized?
She faced online backlash and trolling after explaining in an interview how bold scenes were managed on the set of her film Item.

2. What role did the producer play?
The female producer, Hamma Sheikh, would announce Aaliya’s arrival in bold outfits and ask male crew members to look away to make the actress more comfortable.

3. How did social media react?
Reactions were largely critical and sarcastic, with users questioning the logic of being comfortable showing bold content on screen but not to the film’s crew.

4. What is Aaliya Ali known for?
She is a Pakistani TV and film actress who started her career in 2010 and has a significant social media following. Her upcoming film is titled Item.