Pakistani actor Adnan Siddiqui is facing backlash after comments he made about women on a recent Eid special show.

When asked about his romantic personality and what he first notices in a woman, Siddiqui stated that he looks at a woman’s feet, explaining that feet can indicate hygiene and personality.

He jokingly added that it’s also important for the woman to be “alive.”

The remarks, intended as humorous, have divided audiences. While some viewers found them amusing, many others, particularly on social media, have criticized them as inappropriate and classless, especially given Siddiqui’s standing as a senior actor and father.

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Some social media users agreed with the importance of foot hygiene, while others deemed his comments offensive.

Siddiqui, known for his candid nature, has yet to publicly address the controversy. The incident has ignited a debate in Pakistan about the boundaries of humor, particularly for public figures, and what constitutes acceptable conversation on national television.