The famous Pakistani actress of the past, Mishi Khan, severely criticized the Nobel Prize winner Malala Yousafzai and said that innocent children are being brutally killed in Palestine by the brutal Israel and Malala is busy acting.
Mishi Khan posted her video on her official Instagram handle in which she mocks Malala Yousafzai and says that Malala is coming as a cowgirl in a Hollywood comedy web series.
The actress said that it is a matter of great regret and shame that innocent children are being killed mercilessly in Palestine and our Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai is acting as a cowgirl riding a horse instead of raising her voice for Gaza. are
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He said that earlier, Malala Yousafzai had promoted the movie ‘Joyland’ and after that, Malala was seen with Hillary Clinton, the former US Secretary of State. Hillary is the same woman who is involved in genocide in Palestine. are
Addressing Malala, Mishi Khan said that you have the responsibility to speak for the rights of children, young girls and women, but instead of performing your duties, you are acting, if you were to act. Already in this field, what was the need to get the Nobel Prize?
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The actress said that Malala! You should be ashamed, you should raise your voice for humanity, speak for Palestine, you don’t even realize your responsibility. Like the Nobel Prize was being distributed.
He said that Nobel is a great honor but Malala did not do a single thing after receiving this award, there were so many floods in Pakistan but she did not come to Pakistan, she did not even do anything for the girls of her area.
Mishi Khan added that Malala! What you are doing is very shameful, you should think.
It should be noted that the second season of the musical web series ‘We Are Lady Parts’ is being aired on American and British TV channels from May 30. In this season of the series, Malala Yousafzai will also appear in a short role
