Pakistani actress Hira Mani has brought a playful twist to her Instagram feed, sharing a series of goofy selfies in the wake of criticism over her recent wedding outfit.
The carousel, snapped in a casual indoor setting, features Hira pulling silly faces, exaggerated expressions, and dramatic poses, giving fans a fun glimpse of her lighthearted side. In one shot, she sports a black V-neck T-shirt accessorized with gold hoop earrings and a delicate necklace, while another shows her with wide eyes and a comical pout. Her shimmery gold eyeshadow and bright pink blush add a subtle touch of glam to the playful vibe.
Fans quickly dubbed the post “royalty-free selfies,” appreciating the carefree, humorous approach. The timing is notable, coming just after Hira faced online backlash for her wedding attire.
At the wedding celebration, shared in a cinematic Instagram reel by her husband Salman Saqib Sheikh (Mani), Hira dazzled in a blue saree complemented by a green-and-silver necklace, heavy pendant, matching earrings, golden bangles, and silver heels. Mani looked dashing in a dark blue shalwar kameez with a maroon scarf.
The reel, set to the popular tune Lathe Di Chaddar, captured candid family moments and the couple’s warm chemistry. Fans loved watching Hira try on bangles, sing along with performers, and share joyous interactions throughout the celebration. Cinematic framing, close-up shots, smooth rotations, and seamless transitions made the footage feel like a mini movie, highlighting the couple’s charm and elegance.
As expected, reactions were mixed. While many fans praised the couple’s style, charisma, and Hira’s radiant presence, critics focused on the saree, calling it “unfit” or “too revealing.”
Hira Mani’s latest Instagram activity reflects her ability to respond to criticism with humor and confidence, showing that she can embrace playfulness and self-expression without letting negativity affect her mood. The goofy selfies stand as a testament to her charm, resilience, and the joy she brings to her fans both on and off screen.
