Hania mimics Sajal – Shouldn’t the culture of berating come to an end?
An old video featuring Hania Aamir and Momin Ali Munshi has surfaced over social media during the span of which Hania can be seen mimicking renowned Pakistani star Sajal Aly, even though Momin is absolutely thrilled to be witnessing such exact imitation, we believe that the jab at Sajal might have been a bit insensitive.
Hania Aamir looks fairly young in the video clip which is rather inevitable because of how old the video is, the actress in her ever-bubbly demeanor attempts to imitate the nature and talking style of Sajal, stating: “Dekhein mera manna tou hai ke talent hona chahye bande mein agar app mujhse poochein tou personally mein tou kahun gi ke agar acting nahi aye gi tou matlab kya hosakta hai matlab ana zaroori hai.” (Look I believe that a celebrity should have talent, if an actor does not know how to act then what possibly could have been done I believe an actor should definitely know how to adeptly act).
Soon after, Hania starts singing one of Sajal Aly’s hit OST number Rangreza in Sajal’s voice, while her imitation skills were deeply appreciated by Momin who is a journalist and runs the channel Galaxy Lollywood, we believe Hania might have been a bit careless and unserious with her attempt, though certainly not attempting to evoke any kind of negativity, we believe that her decision to mimic Sajal was a bit naïve and insensitive, thoughts?
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We strongly believe that if there’s no unity among the members of the same fraternity, the environment becomes rather toxic. Especially the culture of celebrities berating their colleages in interview sessions should come to an end. There is absolutely no need to ridicule another member of the same sector and if there is any misunderstanding which could have taken place between certain people due to any reason whatsoever, there is absolutely no need to talk about it in public.
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