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Saba Qamar under fire for wardrobe choice in recent shoot

Her latest appearance in Hum TV’s new series Muamma features a character markedly different from her previous portrayals.

KARACHI: Saba Qamar, long hailed as one of Pakistan’s most versatile and fearless actors, continues to capture attention with her daring performances and dynamic roles across television and film.

Known for her commitment to complex characters, she has earned critical acclaim and a loyal fan following over the years.

From emotionally intense dramas like Baaghi, Cheekh, Digest Writer, Sangat, and Sar-e-Raah to recent projects such as Fraud and Tumhare Husn Ke Naam, Saba has consistently pushed creative boundaries. Currently, her performances in Case No. 9 and Pamaal are winning praise from viewers.

Her latest appearance in Hum TV’s new series Muamma features a character markedly different from her previous portrayals. While many have lauded her acting, her wardrobe choices in the show have sparked widespread debate.

 

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In a recent episode, Saba appeared in a golden sleeveless net saree with a short fitted blouse, instantly becoming a hot topic on social media. Around the same time, a bold photoshoot showing her in a metallic body-hugging gown went viral.

These appearances led to mixed reactions online, with comments ranging from admiration for her confidence to criticism over what some described as overly bold dressing for television.

Fans and critics debated changing norms in Pakistani dramas, while others called for actors and channels to uphold traditional sensibilities.

Additionally, a court case has reportedly been filed against Saba for appearing in a police uniform during a shoot, adding further controversy to the ongoing discussion.

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