Ayesha Omar faces backlash over bold seaside photos
Ayesha Omar has captivated her fans with stunning new photos, radiating confidence and calm.
Taking to Instagram, the actress shared a set of sun-soaked pictures with the caption: “Sun, sand, sea and girlie fix. Beautiful day today. Only gratitude.”
Fans flock to the post to heap praise on the star while critics came down hard on her.
While a fan described her 'amazing', the other branded her 'lesbian' and
Fans flocked to the post to praise the star, showering her with love and admiration.
Many were impressed by her appearance and shared heartfelt reactions.
One fan commented with heart emojis and wrote, “That is amazing ,” and another said, “This is amazing, looks like a wow.”
Critics were quick to voice their disapproval with one controversially labeled her “Lesbian ????.” Another comment read, “Kāfir jahānnami,” reflecting a harsh criticism.
The post comes on the heels of back-to-back shoots and a recent social media storm.
In an earlier update, Ayesha posted another sunny photo series, writing,“Starting the week, keeping the sun on me and those doors closed. Protecting my energy from all the bad auras.”
Her empowering message was followed by a playful caption that read:“Trying to soak up the sun every chance I get… Uneven tan lines, because obviously.”
Fans flooded the comments section with admiration, calling her a “true style icon” and praising her ability to stay positive amid criticism.
The timing of her post raised eyebrows, as it came just days after she addressed backlash over Lazawal Ishq –0 a YouTube-based reality series that sparked debate across Pakistan.
The show follows eight contestants – four men and four women – as they navigate emotional and social challenges inside a luxury villa.
While some praised the show for exploring modern relationships, others labeled it “un-Islamic” and accused it of imitating Western dating formats.
Hashtags like #BoycottLazawalIshq and #BoycottAyeshaOmar trended on social media following the premiere.
Responding to the criticism, Ayesha shared a heartfelt note featuring her mother’s feedback: “Did my mum like the first episode? BILKULLLLLL! And her opinion and feedback matter the most to me.”
She added that her mother found the show “interesting and different,” appreciating how it showcased young adults’ evolving perspectives.
Clarifying misconceptions, Ayesha emphasized that Lazawal Ishq is not a dating show but “a journey of communication, bonding, and self-discovery.”
Meanwhile, Pemra has confirmed the show remains outside its jurisdiction as it streams exclusively on YouTube.