New video message of viral girl Ezba from TV show – Life & Style

AA new Pakistani viral sensation Azba Abdullah, who gained fame through a private channel’s new discussion show “Makalmah”. The show was hosted by Ayesha Jahanzeb, who is famous for her controversial show “Chocolate Times” aired on A Plus. Azba made headlines on electronic media, social media and digital media when she slammed motivational speaker Sahil Adeem for his statement regarding women.

Sahil Adeem and Khalilur Rehman misbehaving with a woman, the video has gone viral

In his statement, Sahil Adeem said that the majority of women in Pakistan are illiterate (ignorant). This sparked a debate among social media users. Some sided with the discussion panel and a majority of others, including feminists and social activists, supported Ezba.

Now Azba has shared a new video, in which she has a message to all those who supported her debate with the channel’s panel. He said that 55% of our population in Pakistan are women and motivational speaker Sahil Adeem used the word “ignorant” for 55% of Pakistani population, how can we tolerate such a statement. In the beginning, my only demand from them was to apologize, now all Pakistani women want the same.

Addressing Sahil Adeem, Ezba said that our women are doing great service in every field of life, and your statement has turned the tide on it. We cannot develop in Pakistan without the support of men. Here is the link to the video:

Well, the girl sitting in the audience, Azba Abdullah, works as a junior analyst and content creator in the same private channel. She was sitting with host Ayesha Jahanzeb’s daughter Zoha on the show. Here is Azba Abdullah in her Tik Tok screenshot, she is a junior analyst and content creator. Apart from this, he has also worked on other news channels.

Social media users are also calling out Ezba for her planned stunt to gain fame easily. Apart from this, they are expressing mixed views on the matter, some saying that the panelists are being judged based on short clips, while others are supporting Ezba.