Catcalling Is Not Fun,Mawra Hocane

via https://youtu.be/g33C662NAf8 Recently, snippets from an old episode of Nida Yasir's show Good Morning Pakistan have been making the rounds on social media, where the team of Jawani Phir Nahi Ani 2 was invited to promote an Eid special. The girls go out to buy bangles, but the boys go to look, we all know Yasir Hussain, have you specifically left the house on Chand Raat to stalk girls? So tell us, did you ever leave your houses on Eid with the intention that you would get to see beautiful women at the markets? Have you ever been teased? — the host I think this is the fun of Lahore. — who The boys are catcalling, teasing, the cars are blasting full music. I think that's the feel of Lahori Eid. If anyone teases you even now, you won't mind? — Mawra "No, chalega, unki bhi Eid hai. (It doesn't matter, its their Eid too) Mawra has very nonchalantly pointed out that the spirit of Eid in Lahore comes at the expense of hundreds of women, the ones without bodyguards, who go out with the intention to shop and celebrate, but are catcalled and harassed by men in public spaces. Boys catcalling girls from roaring cars is not "fun."