Veteran Pakistani actress Bushra Ansari has sparked an online debate with her comments on comedy styles used in popular television shows.
During the interview, Bushra Ansari questioned why male comedians adopt female or cross-dressed characters for humor.
She expressed frustration over the recurring trend, stating that comedy should not always rely on portraying women or transgender like caricatures for entertainment.
She added that it would look unusual if a women starts to dressed as a man in comedic role just to make people laugh.
Bushra's statement came a few weeks after a comedian on a television show mimicked her and drew criticism from her.
Her reaction quickly went viral on social media, sparking a mixed public debate.
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Some users supported her perspective, agreeing that comedy should move beyond repetitive stereotypes.
While others questioned her reaction, pointing out that she herself has used the same formula for her career.
Talking about the main point, many users highlighted her long-standing contribution to mimicry and satire in Pakistani entertainment, where she has portrayed various public figures through comedy.
Supporters defended her, arguing that her comedic work has always been rooted in creativity and respect, rather than exaggerated or offensive imitation.
Overall, fans in the comment box agreed with her point of view.
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