‘Deal With It’: Dangal actress Zaira Wasim poses for a woman’s dinner in a mask and Twitter has a lot to say

One of the things feminists are fighting for in today’s world is equality of opportunities, careers, and power, regardless of gender. But most importantly, it promotes the ability to make choices for oneself without obligation or judgment. But do we have the capacity to acknowledge and accept every choice regardless of our personal beliefs?

Dangal Actress Zaira Wasim has created a stir on the internet with this special question. The young actress, who quit the film industry, reacted to a viral photo of a Muslim woman wearing a niqab and eating food. As can be inferred from the picture, the woman will need to constantly lift her niqab as she takes a bite.

See also: Karnataka hijab controversy: Supreme Court Justice Hemant Gupta said hijab cannot be compared with Sikh practices

The picture caused many to share their opinion on whether the woman kept her niqab out of choice or obligation. Zaira Wasim tweeted in response, “Just attended a wedding. Ate exactly like this. Purely my choice. Even when everyone around me kept scolding me for taking off the mask. I did not do it,”

Just attended a wedding. Ate exactly like this. Purely my choice. Even when everyone around me kept scolding me for taking off the mask. I did not do it.

We don’t do it for you. deal with it.

— Zaira Wasim (@ZairaWasimmm) May 28, 2023

She didn’t even hesitate to tell the people who opposed the woman. Wasim tweeted, “We don’t do this for you. deal with it”. Her tweet quickly went viral as it sparked a debate between the two groups.

See also: Hijab ban continues in Karnataka; High Court said ‘Hijab is not a necessary practice’

Many applauded her for standing up for a fellow Muslim woman and defending her choices. While others cryptically tweeted a question, “The chains that make one a slave. Even the birds start liking the cage. Another user asked Zaira to stand up for actresses like Sara Ali Khan who are criticized for their choice of clothes or even for praying in a temple. Check out the tweets to know how Twitter was divided over Zaira Wasim’s tweet.

shackles that enslave one. Birds also start liking the cage.

— Munish Raizada (@DrMunishRaizada) May 29, 2023

Masha Allah ❤️
Zaira Wasim 👌👌👌

, (@AamirsABD) May 28, 2023

Cover Image: Source

One of the things feminists are fighting for in today’s world is equality of opportunities, careers, and power, regardless of gender. But most importantly, it promotes the ability to make choices for oneself without obligation or judgment. But do we have the capacity to acknowledge and accept every choice regardless of our personal beliefs?

Dangal Actress Zaira Wasim has created a stir on the internet with this special question. The young actress, who quit the film industry, reacted to a viral photo of a Muslim woman wearing a niqab and eating food. As can be inferred from the picture, the woman will need to constantly lift her niqab as she takes a bite.

See also: Karnataka hijab controversy: Supreme Court Justice Hemant Gupta said hijab cannot be compared with Sikh practices

The picture caused many to share their opinion on whether the woman kept her niqab out of choice or obligation. Zaira Wasim tweeted in response, “Just attended a wedding. Ate exactly like this. Purely my choice. Even when everyone around me kept scolding me for taking off the mask. I did not do it,”

Just attended a wedding. Ate exactly like this. Purely my choice. Even when everyone around me kept scolding me for taking off the mask. I did not do it.

We don’t do it for you. deal with it.

— Zaira Wasim (@ZairaWasimmm) May 28, 2023

She didn’t even hesitate to tell the people who opposed the woman. Wasim tweeted, “We don’t do this for you. deal with it”. Her tweet quickly went viral as it sparked a debate between the two groups.

See also: Hijab ban continues in Karnataka; High Court said ‘Hijab is not a necessary practice’

Many applauded her for standing up for a fellow Muslim woman and defending her choices. While others cryptically tweeted a question, “The chains that make one a slave. Even the birds start liking the cage. Another user asked Zaira to stand up for actresses like Sara Ali Khan who are criticized for their choice of clothes or even for praying in a temple. Check out the tweets to know how Twitter was divided over Zaira Wasim’s tweet.

shackles that enslave one. Birds also start liking the cage.

— Munish Raizada (@DrMunishRaizada) May 29, 2023

Masha Allah ❤️
Zaira Wasim 👌👌👌

, (@AamirsABD) May 28, 2023

Cover Image: Source