Summary
- Pakistani actors Faysal Quraishi and Hareem Farooq have become the centre of a social media debate after a dance performance during a university promotional event for their upcoming Punjabi film Mango Jatt.
- During a recent university appearance, Faysal and Hareem danced to an upbeat Punjabi track from the film in front of an audience.
- Hareem also faced criticism, with some social media users commenting on her appearance.
Pakistani actors Faysal Quraishi and Hareem Farooq have become the centre of a social media debate after a dance performance during a university promotional event for their upcoming Punjabi film Mango Jatt.
The two stars are currently promoting the film, which is scheduled to hit cinemas on October 16, 2026. As part of the campaign, they have been attending events at universities and shopping malls to build excitement ahead of its release.
During a recent university appearance, Faysal and Hareem danced to an upbeat Punjabi track from the film in front of an audience. A video of their performance subsequently circulated on social media, prompting mixed reactions from viewers.
Several users criticised Faysal’s dance moves and questioned whether the performance suited his age. Some compared his steps to those seen in Bollywood songs, while others argued that such activities were inappropriate for a university setting.
Hareem also faced criticism, with some social media users commenting on her appearance. However, the online discussion was not entirely negative, as several people praised Faysal’s energy, fitness and willingness to enjoy himself regardless of his age.
The contrasting reactions have turned the promotional appearance into a talking point, with viewers divided over the actors’ performance and the nature of entertainment at educational institutions.
Faysal Quraishi is among Pakistan’s established television actors, known for dramas such as Bashar Momin, Meri Zaat Zarra-e-Benishan and Khai. Hareem Farooq has also earned recognition for her performances in projects including Diyar-e-Dil, Bismil and Sher Pasand.
With Mango Jatt approaching its theatrical release, the controversy has added another layer of public attention to the film’s promotional campaign.
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