Top News

‘Lazawal Ishq’ is Pakistan’s first reality dating show. It is currently streaming on a digital platform. The show is hosted by actress Ayesha Omar. It features eight Pakistani contestants, four men and four women, living together in a villa in Turkey. They compete to find love and form lasting relationships.

The show’s bold format has sparked strong reactions from the public. Many people, including celebrities, have expressed concerns about its content.

Fiza Ali recently spoke out against the show. She criticized it for promoting dating and vulgarity. She said the program compromises societal values and encourages inappropriate behavior among young viewers.

Fiza commented, “This is now being done in a sophisticated way. The show promotes dating and undermines respect for our culture. People watch these behaviors, learn from them, and imitate them. We are even allowing our daughters to demonstrate dating techniques publicly. Is this the respect we want to teach?”

During the discussion, a guest pointed out that participants may not gain respect but gain popularity. Fiza responded by highlighting the negative impact on society and young viewers.

The debate over the show reflects broader concerns about digital content in Pakistan. Many worry that reality shows like this influence youth and erode traditional values. The program has reignited conversations about morality, cultural norms, and the responsibilities of content creators.

We welcome your contributions! Submit your blogs, opinion pieces, press releases, news story pitches, and news features to opinion@minutemirror.com.pk and minutemirrormail@gmail.com