Former supermodel, actress and make-up artist Nadia Hussain, has been criticized for denouncing a new generation of models as "illiterate", and belonging to the upper class.

Nadia Hussain faces criticism for calling young models 'illiterate'   Nadia Khan had spoken against the models in the talk show - sc...

Nadia Hussain faces criticism for calling young models 'illiterate'

 

Nadia Khan had spoken against the models in the talk show - screenshot

 Nadia Hussain recently participated in 'Time Out with Ahsan' with fashion designer Deepak Parwani, where they talked openly about the world of fashion and modeling.

 

In the program, Nadia Hussain admitted that although she had already started modeling, she gained fame after the photoshoot of Deepak Parwani.

 

During the program, Deepak Parwani said that he had chosen Nadia Hussain for his promotional campaign considering his face and size and coincidentally his photoshoot was better and Nadia Hussain became a super model overnight.

 

In response to a question, Deepak Parwani and Nadia Hussain said that the year 2000 was very different for modeling and fashion and now many things have changed, now is the age of social media, where there is an army teaching ethics Teaches ethics on things.

 

 

In response to a question, Nadia Hussain said that she is not personally accustomed to wearing short dresses and is not in favor of it, but since there has been an element of creativity in some fashion shows, so she also wore such dresses. Put on

Later, while talking about the fashion industry and modeling of the past, he said that in the past any fashion designer could hardly collect 20 models for his campaign but now there are 40 girls in each show.

Nadia Hussain said that in the past, girls who came into the world of modeling were educated, had high class and influential personality but now it is not so.

He said that now there are all kinds of girls in modeling, who are neither educated, nor have their class nor their personality.

According to Nadia Hussain, there is no standard for modeling now, due to which many different types of girls have come, who have neither the personality to become a model nor do they have education.

He termed the supermodel Mushk Kaleem as an educated, influential person and owner of high class and asked the host Ahsan Khan and Deepak Parwani to name the rest of the models.

Nadia Hussain is being criticized for calling the new generation of models 'illiterate' and ridiculing them as 'class and personality' and people should keep them busy and not be afraid of young models. Also appeared to suggest.

Former supermodel and fashion designer Fareeha Altaf also tweeted and expressed her love for him, but also wrote that she does not agree with Nadia Hussain's statement.

Fareeha Altaf wrote in her tweet that she has worked with young models who are not only of high moral character but also educated and hard working.

Without naming anyone, he described the new generation of models as hard-working and wrote that they have their own 'class'.

Other models like her also criticized Nadia Hussain and advised her not to be afraid of others and wrote that young models are not only educated but also have full understanding of modeling.

Nimrah Jacob also criticized Nadia Hussain without naming her — screenshot

Model Sara Zulfiqar also reacted to Nadia Hussain statement by criticizing her and advising her to work hard instead of pointing fingers at others.

Sarah Zulfiqar wrote in her Instagram post that she has also worked with young models who have less opportunities than herself and all the models have high character and morals and seem to work hard and passionately.

He also wrote that he has seen highly educated people and families who do not know anything and keep criticizing others.

Deepak Parwani along with Nadia Hussain also participated in the program - screenshot

Like her, model Nimrah Jacob also advised Nadia Hussain to continue working hard instead of being afraid of others.

Nimrah Jacob also wrote that she loves the new generation of models and is well aware of the hard work, education and exploration of young models.

He wrote without naming Nadia Hussain that there are still some seniors in the fashion and model industry who do not value the new generation of models and consider them inferior.