Ali Zafar too concerned at Hunza hotel ‘sewage dump’
Singer and Actor Ali Zafar has voiced fierce criticism following a viral video exposing controversial practices at a hotel in Hunza.
The video uncovers the hotel discharging untreated sewage into a nearby lake, allegedly polluting its pristine waters and damaging the region’s scenic charm.
In response, Zafar deemed the act “absolutely unacceptable”, stressing the urgent need to protect Hunza’s natural beauty and ecological balance.
Although he has not yet announced a legal complaint, his reaction has rapidly ignited concern among fans and environmental advocates across the country
A resident of Northern Pakistan also weighed in, noting the hotel’s actions as a serious environmental issue, and now, the elevated public outrage is calling for swift intervention from local authorities.
Environmentalists warn that ongoing pollution could erode both the region’s natural allure and its tourism-driven livelihood.
As pressure mounts, citizens and officials alike expect decisive action to uphold environmental standards and enforce oversight on luxury establishments in sensitive ecological zones.
Ali Zafar rose to fame with his hit music album Huqa Pani in 2003. He starred in films like Tere Bin Laden, Mere Brother Ki Dulhan, and Teefa in Trouble, showcasing his acting range. Ali is also a recipient of numerous awards, including Pakistan’s Pride of Performance. Beyond entertainment, he is admired for his contributions to humanitarian causes and remains a cultural icon across South Asia.