First Lady Samina Alvi, wife of President Arif Alvi, lamented that the same indecent themes were shown in Pakistani dramas, saying that the national dramas show nothing but wrong things.
The first lady admitted that she rarely watches Pakistani dramas because of the same vulgar themes, as they show nothing but ‘affairs’ and wrong things.
In an exclusive interview given to Independent Urdu, the first lady revealed that she gets depressed after watching Pakistani dramas, because they do not show anything like that.
According to the wife of the President, no constructive work is being done in Pakistani dramas and she also spoke to some TV personalities on the issue, who told her that only dramas based on vulgar and bold themes get ratings.
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The first lady said that boys and girls are doing wrong things nowadays because of showing wrong things in dramas, however she did not elaborate further.
According to Begum Samina Alvi, children will do the same things that will be shown in dramas, so the themes of dramas should be changed and they should be constructive.
Samina Alvi has been in the Presidency since September 2018; file photo: Facebook
He also linked the use of drugs in the new generation in the country with dramas and said that this is the reason why the use of drugs is increasing.
In response to a question, he praised the Turkish drama “Ertugrul Ghazi” aired on Pakistan Television (PTV) and said that it was a good drama and nothing was shown in a rude manner.
Samina Alvi also said that she watches talk shows to be the first lady and to keep an eye on politics.
In the interview, the first lady praised Prime Minister Imran Khan’s wife Bibi Bushra, calling her a polite woman and said that she spoke to him openly and well on every subject.
Begum Samina Alvi termed the views of the general public regarding the wife of the Prime Minister as wrong and said that she has good access to every subject and her polite speech acknowledges her polite personality.
During the interview, she also talked to the President about the discussion on political issues and said that she keeps asking her husband to solve the problems of Karachi, the capital of Sindh province, including.
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She also said that when her husband was asked to become president, she disagreed with him for some personal reasons, but later she agreed.
The first lady also called Pakistani dramas rude; file photo: Facebook
Referring to the Presidency, he revealed that water leaks in such a very important building of the country and the Presidency has not been taken care of like this in the past.
The wife of the President of Pakistan also spoke on the issue of rape and harassment of women in the country and said that rape cases can be reduced only under severe punishments, however she did not explain the severe punishments.
He said that his three daughters and son are also dentists and they are practicing now, while the eldest daughter including the son is also very interested in politics.
According to the first lady, her eldest daughter lives with her family in Dubai, where she works as a dentist and is also interested in politics.
In the interview, he repeatedly praised Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief and Prime Minister Imran Khan and said that he had asked his son to contest the National Assembly seat as well.
It may be recalled that Samina Alvi along with her husband moved from Karachi to Islamabad in September 2018.
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Her husband Arif Alvi was elected the 13th President of Pakistan on September 4, 2018. Earlier, he was elected a member of the National Assembly from Karachi in the general elections held in July 2018, but the party decided to make him president.
Arif Ali had left the National Assembly to take over the presidency and moved to the Presidency with his family in September.
According to the first lady, strict laws are needed to reduce the incidence of rape. Photo: Independent Urdu