Rabia Anum calls Meri Zindagi Hai Tu stupid yet addictive
Rabia Anum has sparked conversations online with her candid take on the hit drama Meri Zindagi Hai Tu.
According to entertainment portal Galaxy Lollywood, Rabia described the show as 'stupid' but admitted she couldn’t stop watching, revealing her struggle of wanting to quit yet repeatedly returning for more.
While Galaxy Lollywood shared the update on Instagram, it did not specify whether Rabia’s remarks came from a post or story, as no trace was found on her official social media accounts.
The post quickly gained traction, receiving over 3.3k likes and more than 100 comments from fans sharing their own views.
Social media reactions were mixed, reflecting the drama’s polarising effect. One fan wrote, “It’s senseless but still meaningful, with a mix of funny and serious expressions…pure entertainment.”
Another added, “The confession scene was so annoying.” Several viewers agreed with Rabia’s sentiment, joking about feeling the same dilemma of wanting to quit but being hooked nonetheless.
Despite the criticism, others defended the show, praising the lead pairing of Bilal Abbas Khan and Hania Aamir.
Earlier, Hania Aamir sparked buzz on social media after sharing a viral clip from Meri Zindagi Hai Tu, reacting to a major plot twist that caught viewers off guard.
Hania reposted a scene featuring her character Ayra confessing her love to Kamyar, played by Bilal Abbas Khan.
She captioned the clip with a candid line: “Even I was not ready for it.” The unexpected confession became a talking point online, with entertainment portals and fan pages amplifying the scene.
One popular post summed up viewers’ reactions: “Ayra confessing her love for Kamyar was not on anyone’s bingo cards, and audiences are absolutely over the moon!” The clip was widely shared across platforms, drawing amused and excited responses from fans.
Meri Zindagi Hai Tu is a love-driven drama that blends romance with emotional storytelling, keeping viewers hooked through unpredictable twists. It features a strong ensemble cast led by Hania Aamir as Ayra and Bilal Abbas Khan as Kamyar.
The drama also stars Meher Jaffri, Ali Rehman, Vardah Aziz, Alyy Khan, and Javeria Abbasi in pivotal supporting roles, while veteran actors Shamim Hilaly, Arjumand Rahim, and Adnan Jaffer further strengthen the cast.