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Fiza Ali responds to criticism over her comments on Celebrities

Fiza Ali responds to Yasir Nawaz: “I Will Keep Speaking the Truth”

Fiza Ali, the talented Pakistani TV actress and host, has once again grabbed headlines with her bold remarks about fellow celebrities. She recently became viral for clips from her morning show and social media videos, where she called out several public figures.

On her show, Fiza exposed Kashif Zameer, criticized Nida Yasir for her statements about delivery riders, and questioned Saba Faisal’s comments about daughters-in-law.

Recently, well-known actor and director Yasir Nawaz commented that Fiza should focus on something else instead of criticizing his wife. In response, Fiza Ali posted a video on her Instagram addressing his remarks.

In the video, she said:

"People are scared of me, and I enjoy it. I don’t name anyone personally, but I call out wrong actions and harmful statements. In Pakistan, speaking the truth can be dangerous. I speak up when people ask daughters-in-law to act like they are deaf or mute. I call out those who pass off fake gold as real. I confront celebrities who speak against the rights of our delivery riders. Those who do wrong will fear me. I am not against anyone, but I will continue to speak the truth, and the truth always finds a way. Keep fearing my voice."

Fiza Ali’s statement highlights her commitment to speaking out against injustices, even when it puts her in the spotlight.

 

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