Veteran actress Simi Raheal and actor Imran Abbas have questioned the participation of very young girls in professional fashion shows.
The discussion began after a video showing young girls walking on a fashion runway circulated widely on social media.
The footage prompted concerns about whether children should be involved in professional modelling at such an early age.
Simi Raheal Questions Young Girls on the Runway
Reacting to the viral video, Simi Raheal questioned whether children should be made to walk fashion ramps at such a young age.
Her comments highlighted concerns about the pressures and expectations associated with professional fashion events.
The actress appeared to question whether young children are mature enough to understand the demands and environment of the modelling industry.
Imran Abbas Supports Her Concerns
Actor Imran Abbas also reacted to the video and supported Simi Raheal’s concerns.
He urged people not to encourage very young girls to walk fashion ramps as professional models.
Abbas described society as a “society of vultures,” expressing concern that children could be exposed to environments and pressures they may not be prepared to handle.
His comments added further attention to the debate surrounding children’s participation in professional fashion events.
Debate Over Childhood and Fashion Industry
The reactions from the two actors have triggered a wider discussion on social media.
Many users are now debating where the line should be drawn between encouraging children’s talent and protecting their childhood.
The discussion also raises questions about parental consent, professional boundaries and the responsibility of fashion organisers when involving minors in public events.
As the video continues to circulate online, the debate over the appropriate age and conditions for children to enter professional modelling is likely to continue.
