Maryam Nafees shares hilariously 'adulting' to-do list
Maryam Nafees has shared a hilariously relatable 'Adulting' to-do list with her fans and followers.
Maryam Nafees took to Instagram with a candid and humorous post that many working adults and parents will find all too relatable.
Sharing a glimpse into her busy routine, the actress outlined a chaotic to-do list that reflects the everyday struggles of balancing personal, professional, and parenting duties.
“What level of adulting have you reached?” Maryam wrote in her Instagram story, before listing out her day’s demanding schedule.
“Can’t be sad today, I have a lot of work,” she added as she listed her priorities.
The post won fans’ applause for her honest and humorous take on the pressures of adult life.
From parenting to skincare, and work deadlines to travel commitments, Maryam’s list paints a vivid picture of the modern multitasking woman.
Maryam, known for her outspoken personality and social media presence, continues to win hearts not only with her acting talent but also with her refreshing honesty about life behind the scenes.
Maryam is best known for roles in hit dramas like Diyar‑e‑Dil, Yaqeen Ka Safar, Neem, and Jaan‑e‑Jahan.
Her bold online presence has attracted both praise and criticism. For instance, her glamorous New Year’s outfit from a Las Vegas celebration – a sparkling mini-skirt and crop top – sparked backlash from conservative viewers who felt she ‘forgot her limits’ while abroad.
Likewise, her pregnancy photos, flooding Instagram with proudly flaunted baby-bump moments during a shoot in London and Bali, drew intense trolling. Critics derided them as “immoral” and “inappropriate,” reflecting conservative sensibilities.
When she posted a reel wishing “Merry Christmas” during her pregnancy, some followers demanded she “be ashamed,” prompting her to sarcastically challenge them to “Google it and send me the correct meaning.”
In response to the waves of criticism, Maryam has remained defiantly unapologetic. When trolls remarked on her baby bump, she declared: “If you have a problem seeing a bump, unfollow and move on… I’m proud and amazed at what my body is capable of, and I don’t shy away from flaunting it.”
After posting summer vacation photos from London wearing a sleeveless dress, she fired back at critics: “Thanks to Pakistani men’s ogling… nothing to be proud of.”