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Momina Iqbal Questions Dream Bazaar Incident in Karachi
Famous Pakistani actress Momina Iqbal has raised concerns about the distressing incident at Dream Bazaar in Karachi, questioning the rationale behind such events. In a recent Instagram story, the actress directly addressed Dream Bazaar officials, expressing frustration and asking why they continue to “play with people’s hearts.”
Momina highlighted the current economic situation in Pakistan, pointing out the difficulties people face in affording basic necessities, such as a simple loaf of bread costing 50 rupees. She emphasized that such troubling incidents are inevitable under the country’s inflation and economic instability.
The actress also directed her criticism toward politicians, urging them to focus on real issues affecting the public rather than pursuing personal agendas. She took a dig at social media influencers, accusing them of flaunting their wealth while ignoring the struggles of those living below average means.
“There is no control over any single issue,” Momina remarked, adding that people’s lives and honor seem to hold little value in today’s climate. She concluded her post by stating, “It’s not a dream bazaar; it’s just a nightmare.”
It is important to note that earlier this year, Momina Iqbal lost her father, a personal tragedy that deeply affected the actress.
Momina Iqbal, known for her straightforward nature and refusal to mince words, has established herself as one of Pakistan’s most beloved actresses. She started her career as a model and transitioned into the drama industry, starring in popular shows like Parlour Wali Larki, Ehd-e-Wafa, and Khuda Aur Mohabbat 3.
Her bold stance on public issues has earned her admiration from many, as she continues to use her platform to raise awareness about the struggles facing ordinary Pakistanis.
