When Hania saw this, she also came up with a perfect reply, saying, “Pardon my friend, he has got used to cracking bad jokes these days.”
Lahore (Pakistan Point News – 14th May, 2019) Actor and comedian Yasir Hussain does not seem to learn from his mistakes.
One after another, he is seen cracking jokes in bad sense.
Just a week ago, he had come under fire for his insensitive joke about transgender persons. This was not the first time Yasir had made such insensitive remarks.
Earlier, at Lux Style Awards, he had joked about child molestation that also did not go well with people. He had remarked about Ahsan Khan's character in Udaari as "itna khoobsoorat child molester, kaash main bhi bacha hota" at the award show.
Yasir Hussain has always been widely criticised on social media for such comments following which he issues a clarification. But it seems like he has failed to improve his behaviour.
Yesterday, actress Hania Aamir had taken to social media to share her struggle with acne and how she had suffered from anxiety because of it.
Hania had posted her raw selfies snowing her struggles with acne along with a heartfelt note, describing how she has decided to come out of the pressure of always looking perfect as her skin does not define her.
This post had gone viral on social media and people had lauded Hania for her courage.
However, Yasir Hussain could not cease to crack a joke over her acne too. Somebody had asked him on Instagram to describe Hania Aamir in one word when he called her ‘Danedaar’ (full of acne).
When Hania saw this, she also came up with a perfect reply, saying, “Pardon my friend, he has got used to cracking bad jokes these days.”
Taking to another Insta story, Hania schooled Yasir, saying, “We brush off insecurities and people pointing them out like it's no big deal but knowing it's someone's insecurity and still making fun of it is the worst thing you can do! It is WRONG ON SO MANY LEVELS!”
She further said it's high time people realise it is not okay to make jokes out of other people's insecurities. “It's disgusting. And not funny at all. Humour is great but be careful with it. Don't try and act cool about making someone feel bad about what they might consider a flaw. It's disrespect. Not funny. Degrading is not funny. I'm not laughing. Nobody is,” Hania said.
We just hope Yasir Hussain learns a lesson this time and stops hurting people with his bad humour.
