Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar Once Again Turns Furious During Live TV Show!

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Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar walked out from the live show after getting furious. Watch video!

The famous yet controversial writer Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar has once again hit the headlines as he turned furious during a live TV show. Reportedly, the writer used foul language with a female panellist in the show and walked out. We have come across different scenarios when Khalil couldn’t keep calm and bashed the female panellists during a live show. However, despite facing extreme criticism over his behaviour, Qamar has repeatedly acted outrageously when the situation didn’t even demand him to be so. Well… here we have got further details!

Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar Once Again Turns Furious During Live TV Show!

The famous yet controversial writer Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar has once again hit the headlines as he turned furious during a live TV show. Reportedly, the writer used foul language with a female panellist in the show and walked out. We have come across different scenarios when Khalil couldn't keep calm and bashed the female panellists during a live show. However, despite facing extreme criticism over his behaviour, Qamar has repeatedly acted outrageously when the situation didn't even demand him to be so. Well... here we have got further details!  Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar Once Again Turns Furious During Live TV Show!   As per the details, Khalil-ur-Rehman lost his temper during the live show while debating and misbehaved with a lady panelist Ailia Zehra.  What Was Being Discussed?   During a panel discussion on divorce rate and child marriages, Khalil began to use inappropriate language while attacking a fellow panelist. When the host Awais Iqbal told him to speak respectfully, his outburst set the fire on the show and he walked out while shouting.  Here is how the female panellist expressed discontentment with Qamar's behaviour and took it to Twitter. Watch this video clip from the show!  According to further details, as reported, Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar also told the producer of the show that his action was justified. He added the reason that Ailia had not greeted him when he entered the studio for the show.  Well... it is not the first time that happened at Khalil's end in terms of his behaviour. During last year in March, he also abused Marvi Sirmed in a TV discussion on ‘Aurat March.’ He harshly criticized the slogan ‘Mera Jism Meri Marzi.'  The writer gained the limelight after his blockbuster drama serial "Meray Paas Tum Ho" that was also bashed for humiliating women with the dialogue "Do Takkay Ki Aurat."  So, what do you think about this controversy? Don't forget to share your valuable feedback with us!

As per the details, Khalil-ur-Rehman lost his temper during the live show while debating and misbehaved with a lady panellist Ailia Zehra.

What Was The Topic of Discussion?

During a panel discussion on divorce rate & child marriages, Khalil began to use inappropriate language while attacking a fellow panellist. When the host Awais Iqbal told him to speak respectfully, he couldn’t remain cool and he walked out while shouting.

Here is how the female panellist expressed discontentment with Qamar’s behaviour and took it to Twitter. Watch this video clip from the show!

According to further details, as reported, Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar also told the producer of the show that his action was justified. He added the reason that Ailia had not greeted him when he entered the studio for the show.

Well… it is not the first time that happened at Khalil’s end in terms of his behaviour. During last year in March, he also abused Marvi Sirmed in a TV discussion on ‘Aurat March’. He harshly criticized the slogan ‘Mera Jism Meri Marzi.’

The writer gained the limelight after his blockbuster drama serial “Meray Paas Tum Ho” that was also bashed for humiliating women with the dialogue “Do Takkay Ki Aurat.”

So, what do you think about this controversy? Don’t forget to share your valuable feedback with us!

Wardah Farooqi
Wardah Farooqi
Wardah Farooqi has been working as a writer for 6 years. She also worked at Dunya News, Live Pakistan Magazine, and numerous local as well as international platforms. When she isn't writing, you can find her assisting people in bringing out the best!

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