Hiba Bukhari pressed to fire her stylist

Celebrated Pakistani actors Hiba Bukhari and Danish Taimoor's latest drama serial 'Humrahi' has been creating an uproar in Pakistan. The drama serial is a complete delight to watch, and the acting is phenomenal.

The on-screen couple has lately been spotted in the UK for meet and greet events, while Hiba has been seen attending a jewellery store opening, and her look has been the source of extreme contempt.

For this particular event. Hiba chose to don a white shalwar kameez with slick hair in a bun and completed her look with open-toed yellow heels. The actress chose to go for minimal makeup, and her simplicity has made us utterly awe-struck. Also, the combination of the yellow heels with the white ensemble goes really well. The heels are in complete contrast, which makes the look stand out even more.

But as always, the netizens disagree. Hiba has been urged to fire her stylist, a user wrote: "She needs to fire her stylist, or she will keep showing up like this to events.” Another user remarked: "Who makes such oily hair at such an event.” The next comment we are about to share has exceeded limits: “She is not looking like a heroine but a tired housewife who is out shopping for groceries.”

Social media users believe that Hiba has no styling sense whatsoever and that she should have chosen to wear something other than white because this colour is mostly worn to funerals. Now we totally disagree.

White attires have been trending all over the globe for their eccentric simplicity and grace, whereas it is a colour thoroughly enjoyed by Pakistani stars and social media influencers across the nation as well; therefore, the comment relating white outfits to funerals is completely invalid.

Moving on. netizens have also decided to leave comments about her slick bun, labelling it 'oily.' Slick buns are such a statement across the globe, and we think Hiba is absolutely owning the look. 

Another netizen wrote: "Hiba either dresses up for a funeral or a wedding. There is no middle ground." This particular person is trying to imply that either the actress dresses way above the usual norms or is completely underdressed. We disagree here, too. We strongly believe that Hiba has a distinctive styling sense, and some people can't seem to get accustomed to it.