Hira Umer bashed for justifying her audacious fashion choices and glass of juice

Famous Pakistani actress and model Hira Umer has been severely bashed for offering mulish justifications regarding her audacious fashion choices and a glass of grape juice (looked like liquor) spotted in some of her beach photos.

In case the readers are not aware, previously Hira Umer posted some controversial beach pictures of herself featuring the lady dressed in bold attire also portraying an attention-grabbing bottle and a glass with a particular drink and some delicious pastry in a black-colored dish.

 

 

 

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Hira Umer's aforementioned photographs provoked immense criticism as fans considered her juice drink as liquor. They also mocked the actress for donning flaunting skimpy outfits in real life and preferring noble clothing in drama serials.

All that unsolicited judgments have, somehow, made the actress put up her defence as she lately took to her Instagram handle and posted a detailed note during which she clarified the misconception regarding the juice which she put for some aesthetic adjustment required for her photos. Hira also emphasized that she wears Western outfits in Western countries, not in Pakistan, and also urged fans for positivity while using Islamic references.

 

 

 

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Here are the exact words Hira Umer offered in her social media post:

 “Just a quick note to address the trolls. We’re all creations of Allah, and mocking someone’s physical appearance is akin to ridiculing His craftsmanship, right? The glass in the last picture contains grape juice, diluted for a lighter appearance – just a small aesthetic adjustment. Sometimes, even when it’s a water glass, I’m mistaken for having wine, champagne, and such. It’s surprising how knowledgeable some of you are about alcohol! By the way, I wear Western attire in other Muslim countries like the UAE and Maldives, not in Pakistan. And yes, I dress modestly for various roles in dramas as it’s part of an actor’s job. Let’s promote positivity instead of hate. If a simple glass of juice or certain outfits make you upset, perhaps consider strengthening your faith a bit. No hate from me in return, just love and understanding”

Here is some feedback that emerged as a result of Hira Umer's justification: 

 

 

 

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