Ayesha Azhar, famously known across social media as the “Dil Ye Pukaray Aaja” girl, has spoken out about her past experience on the popular morning program Good Morning Pakistan. Her recent remarks have sparked new discussion about how viral personalities are treated on entertainment shows.
Ayesha rose to fame in 2022 after a wedding dance clip featuring her energetic moves went viral across Pakistan and abroad. The sudden fame led to invitations from various TV platforms, including an appearance on Nida Yasir’s long-running morning show. However, Ayesha now says the experience left her disappointed.
In a recent statement, Ayesha said her segment on the show “wasn’t even an interview.” She explained that she did not feel heard or engaged with, noting that the host seemed far more interested in recreating her viral dance moment than having a meaningful conversation with her. According to Ayesha, the focus remained on entertainment value rather than understanding her story, her personality or her journey after becoming an overnight sensation.
Her comments have reignited debate about how morning show hosts approach guests who gain quick fame online. Critics argue that many programs tend to reduce these individuals to a single viral moment, often overlooking their broader identities, experiences or aspirations. Supporters of Ayesha say her reflection exposes a pattern in entertainment media that prioritizes spectacle over substance.
Since her breakout moment, Ayesha has built a dedicated audience and reinvented herself as a social media influencer. She regularly shares lifestyle, beauty and fashion content across her platforms, shifting from a viral novelty to a consistent online presence. Her growth has allowed her to establish her own brand independent of the original viral clip.
Ayesha’s remarks may encourage broader conversations about how viral figures are represented on mainstream television. Many viewers have previously raised concerns that such guests are often invited to boost ratings rather than to share their stories. Ayesha’s openness now adds weight to those critiques.
While Nida Yasir has not responded to the comments, the discussion continues to grow online as fans and critics debate the responsibility of morning show hosts when featuring individuals who come into the spotlight unexpectedly.
Ayesha’s willingness to speak up has highlighted the evolving relationship between digital fame and traditional media, offering a reminder that viral personalities are more than just a single moment captured on camera.
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