Veteran actress and singer Bushra Ansari recently expressed her disappointment with the viral culture taking over the Pakistani entertainment industry, specifically pointing out the rise of new internet stars like Chahat Fateh Ali Khan. Known for her deep passion for music and the arts, Ansari voiced her concerns about the growing trend of parody-based fame in the music scene.
Chahat Fateh Ali Khan has gained widespread attention through his comedic parodies of popular songs, with his latest release, a humorous take on Madam Noor Jahan’s classic “Bado Badi,” bringing him even more fame. While many celebrate his rise, Ansari and others worry about the direction this trend is leading.
During a recent appearance on a private TV show, Bushra Ansari openly criticized this viral culture. “I feel completely disappointed with the viral culture in our country,” she said. She questioned why people are celebrating individuals like Chahat Fateh Ali Khan, adding, “I have no words for why he and others like him are gaining fame.”
Additionally, Ansari also emphasized the importance of preserving the true essence of music and performance, highlighting her concern for the art form. “It hurts me to see music being openly disrespected,” she expressed. “This is something I cannot tolerate.”
She also believes the entertainment industry must not lose sight of genuine artistry, even as it evolves. Her comments also sparked debate over whether the industry should focus more on talent and authenticity rather than viral humor.
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Moreover, Bushra Ansari’s words underline the ongoing discussion in Pakistan’s entertainment world, where the balance between humor and respect for traditional art forms is increasingly at the forefront. She calls on the public to remember the value of true talent and respect for music amidst the rise of viral sensations.