Yashma Gill Faces Public Criticism for Dance in Daring Attire

Yashma Gill, a renowned Pakistani television artist, is acclaimed for her exceptional acting prowess. She has garnered recognition through her remarkable performances in prominent Pakistani dramas. Yashma gained prominence with her stellar role in Hum TV’s widely acclaimed series, “Pyaar Ke Sadqay,” where fans appreciated her portrayal of Shanzey Meer. Notable among her other dramas are “Ab Dekh Khuda Kya Karta Hai,” “Bebaak,” and “Kis Din Mera Viyah Howay Ga.” Her recent success includes a well-received serial on ARY Digital, “Tere Ishq Ke Naam.” Yashma Gill is revered not only for her acting skills but also for her exquisite beauty. Recently, the actress hosted a glamorous birthday celebration, delighting her fans.

Recently, a video of Yashma Gill circulating on social media showcases her dancing in the United Kingdom to the popular Bollywood track “Tere vaste falak se main chand launga.” Notably, she dons a bold and stylish outfit in the video. Take a look at the clip:

Her dance and outfit in the video received a negative response from fans who expressed disappointment. Many are upset with Yashma Gill, finding her dance and attire unexpected. Criticism extends to Pakistani media personalities in general, with fans lamenting the perceived decline in grace and decency. A social media comment pointed out cultural differences, stating, “even girls in the United Kingdom don’t dress up like this.” Some fans urge showbiz celebrities to reflect on the situation in Palestine and advocate for a period of calm.

We’re confident that the video she shared isn’t recent; it might be an older one she’s chosen to upload now. We recall seeing her in similar outfits during her visit to the United Kingdom for the IPPA Awards a few months ago, alongside other celebrities. However, there’s a sentiment that she should consider the context when sharing such content. It’s not about being against her, but her loyal fans express a preference not to see her in such outfits, especially during times of sadness, such as the current situation in Palestine.