LAHORE – Morning show host Fiza Ali has sparked widespread debate after allegedly asking a controversial question about marital relations during a recent broadcast.
While speaking with an expert, Fiza Ali reportedly asked, “What should women eat when their husbands come to them and they say they’re not in the mood? Should they eat fish, prawns, or vitamins?” The clip of the broadcast quickly circulated on social media, though its authenticity has not been independently verified.
The question drew immediate criticism, with many viewers describing it as inappropriate and insensitive. Social media users questioned the ethics of raising such topics on public television.
One user criticized TV channels for focusing on “inappropriate and useless questions,” while another highlighted the pressures faced by women in middle-class households. They argued that expecting women to fulfill marital demands after a full day of work and household chores is unreasonable.
Several people also raised concerns about women’s autonomy, claiming the question undermined their right to make personal decisions. Many users tagged the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA), calling for action against the show and urging stricter monitoring of content on morning programs.
Despite the backlash, supporters of Fiza Ali argue that the discussion reflects real issues faced by couples, emphasizing the need for healthy dialogue about marital life. However, the majority opinion on social media remains critical, highlighting the sensitivities involved in public discussions of private matters.
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The controversy has reignited conversations about the boundaries of talk shows in Pakistan, with critics urging hosts and networks to prioritize content that educates and informs without crossing social and ethical limits.
