Comedian Ali Gul Pir, Miss Universe Pakistan Roma Riaz, and actor Naina Black joined a strong discussion on colourism. They appeared on Nida Yasir’s morning show “Good Morning Pakistan.” Fitness coach Muhammad “Maddy” Ahmed and psychologist Rana Hira also took part.
The panel talked openly about how society judges people by their skin colour. They shared personal stories and called for change. Many viewers praised the episode for hitting on a sensitive issue that affects daily life in Pakistan.
Guests share real experiences with skin tone bias.
Ali Gul Pir spoke with his usual humour but kept the message clear. He pointed out how media and ads still push fair skin as the beauty standard. Roma Riaz shared her journey in the pageant world. She faced pressure to look a certain way because of her skin tone.
Naina Black described how colourism affects casting decisions in dramas. She said darker skin often means fewer good roles. The psychologist explained how these biases start in childhood and harm self-confidence.
Call for real change in media and society.
Audiences have expressed great appreciation for such an informative conversation. According to many, it is heartening to hear celebrities talking on this issue openly. It opened up new discussions on standards of beauty and acceptance.
Moderation of Nida Yasir in the discussion was appreciated by many. Each guest had been allowed ample opportunity to express him or herself without any interruption.
With the ongoing discussion, hopes are high among people that public personalities would come forward to contribute to the battle against colorism. Awareness is the key here!
