Hania Aamir, one of Pakistan’s most popular actresses and the most-followed Pakistani celebrity on Instagram, was recently spotted in Karachi riding a motorbike with a friend. Neither she nor her companion wore helmets. In the video, Hania is also seen standing on the back seat and dancing while the bike moves at high speed.
The clip quickly went viral, sparking debate on social media about road safety and celebrity influence.
Shaniera Akram’s Strong Reaction
Responding to the viral video on Instagram, Shaniera Akram expressed deep disappointment. She said she has been advocating for road safety for years, working with hospitals and doctors to promote helmet use among Pakistani youth.
> “It felt like a dagger to my heart,” Shaniera wrote. “Celebrities have the power to influence millions. As a mother, I want influencers and public figures to post responsibly, avoiding any content that could put lives at risk.”
She clarified that she had no personal issue with Hania Aamir and was relieved she was safe. However, she stressed that such scenes should not be promoted online.
Public Reaction
Many internet users agreed with Shaniera’s statement. One commented, “Hania does this only for attention.” Another said, “Shaniera is absolutely right.”
The debate highlights the ongoing struggle to promote road safety in Pakistan, especially among young fans influenced by social media trends.
Shaniera Akram’s criticism has reignited conversations about celebrity responsibility and road safety in Pakistan. While fans enjoy seeing their favorite stars in fun and adventurous moments, safety and awareness remain crucial to prevent accidents and protect lives.
