Renowned transplant hepatologist and gastroenterologist from Pakistan is Dr. Affan Qaiser. He is competing in the largest liver transplant program in Pakistan, Gambat. He possesses a sizable social media fan base. Fans of Dr. Affan Qaiser are drawn to his health-focused videos on YouTube and Facebook. On Facebook, he has 3.55 million fans. Dr. Affan Qaiser is also well-known for his reviews of popular movies. These days, Dr. Affan Qaiser has started podcasts on his 200k-subscriber YouTube channel.
Recently, Dr. Affan Qaiser made a video and shared it on his professional Facebook page, criticizing prominent Pakistani social media influencers like Iqra Kanwal. Additionally, he denounced these social media influencers for giving their spouses expensive bouquets. Recognize that Dr. Madiha, Zarnab Fatima, and Iqra Kanwal received cash bouquets from their husbands. On the day of Eid, Ducky also gave his spouse a sizable sum.
“How dangerous is the fashion of giving bouquets of 5 thousand rupees to the wives? I’m not against family vlogging, but I’m against trends that might be giving incorrect impressions, like a woman showing her wet hair or wives getting bouquets of 5 thousand rupees, which had been given to the women this Eid,” Dr. Affan Qaiser said, discussing the negative impact of Iqra Kanwal and others. What would a typical female think about this? Would she be happy living with her husband as well? What kind of example are they giving?I have consistently voiced my opposition to these horrible digital effects. This is the video’s link:
Numerous followers concur with Dr. Affan Qaiser and commend him for giving voice to family vlogging and showcasing an offbeat lifestyle that began with the use of social media platforms that generate substantial income. A small percentage of followers claim that these influencers don’t inspire women from educated homes. Look over the remarks:
