Actress Mishi Khan Decries ‘Booking’ of Girls on Social Media and ‘Inappropriate’ Drama Scenes

Actress and TV host Mishi Khan has expressed strong condemnation of what she describes as rising indecency and the sharing of explicit content on both social media platforms and in television dramas.

In her critique, Khan made several serious allegations. She stated that on platforms like Facebook and Instagram, girls are being “booked” a term implying the facilitation of prostitution with posts advertising the availability of girls in major cities like Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, and Rawalpindi.

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She also criticized the content trends on these platforms, pointing out that village women are creating videos in revealing clothing while performing mundane tasks like sweeping or cooking, which she finds shameful.

Turning her criticism to TV dramas, Khan claimed that inappropriate and romantic scenes have become excessive. Without naming any specific show, she alleged that actors are now shown sleeping together under a single blanket, a level of implied intimacy she finds unacceptable. She lamented that current dramas lack the quality and decency of past productions, which were popular even in India.

Khan called for those sharing such content to fear God and consider the honor of their own families.

FAQs: Mishi Khan’s Criticisms

1. What does Mishi Khan mean by “booking” of girls?
She uses the term “booking” to allege that social media platforms are being used to facilitate prostitution, with posts that advertise the availability of girls for paid encounters in various Pakistani cities.

2. What is her main criticism of social media content?
She criticizes two things: first, the alleged facilitation of illegal activities like prostitution, and second, the creation of what she deems “inappropriate” videos by content creators, such as village women wearing tight or revealing clothes.

3. What is her issue with TV dramas?
She claims that dramas are now showing overly intimate and “wrong” scenes that cross a line of decency, specifically citing examples of actors being shown together in bed under a blanket.

4. What is her suggested solution?
Her primary solution is a moral one, urging people to “fear God” and consider the dignity of their own families before creating or sharing such content.

5. How has the public reacted to her statements?
According to the article, many users in the comments sections agreed with her assessment, echoing her concerns about the prevalence of inappropriate content on social media and in dramas.