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Hania Aamir cheers Dure Fishan amid accent controversy

Pakistani superstar Hania Aamir has stepped forward in support of fellow actress Dure Fishan Saleem as the latter’s performance in Dar e Nijaat continues to fuel conversation online.

Taking to her Instagram Stories, Hania reshared a viral fan made compilation highlighting Dure Fishan’s performance in the drama. The edit juxtaposed the intense criticism surrounding her English accent and dialogue delivery with a later emotional sequence that earned widespread appreciation from viewers.

Alongside the clip, Hania penned a brief but encouraging message: “Eyes forward, honey Dur-e-Fishan.” Her supportive words came as the actress faced a wave of online trolling over her accent, pronunciation and dialogue delivery in the drama’s early episodes.

Her public show of solidarity also adds to the growing support the actress has received from fellow industry figures amid the ongoing Dare Nijaat discussion.

It is worthy to mention that Dure Fishan’s English speaking scenes had previously sparked a heated debate on social media, with some viewers describing her accent as forced and questioning her delivery. However, the conversation took a noticeable turn after the actress delivered a raw and emotionally charged scene portraying Zaryab’s grief, guilt and restlessness.

The brief yet powerful sequence quickly impressed audiences, with many viewers praising Dur-e-Fishan’s ability to convey emotional turmoil through her expressions and performance. For some, the scene shifted the focus from accent criticism to her acting abilities.

As the drama progresses, Dure Fishan’s portrayal of Zaryab is expected to face even more challenging emotional turns, giving her further opportunities to prove her versatility beyond the controversy surrounding her accent.

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