Ramadan transmissions have always been a major part of Pakistani television during the holy month. Every year, viewers tune in to watch spiritual discussions, charity segments, and live interactions. This year, however, one particular show has been making waves on social media and not always for the reasons the creators might have hoped.
Actress, writer, and television host Javeria Saud has once again returned to host a Ramadan transmission on Express TV. Known for her lively hosting style and dramatic on-air moments, Javeria’s program has quickly become one of the most talked-about Ramadan shows of the season.
A major highlight of the transmission is her on-screen partnership with religious scholar Maulana Azad Jamil. The duo interacts with callers live on air, offering advice and guidance on different issues. While the format aims to help viewers seek solutions to their problems, the nature of some calls has left many viewers surprised and sometimes amused.
Over the past few weeks, clips from the show have been circulating widely on social media platforms. In these viral moments, callers present unusual or seemingly trivial questions to the hosts. One caller reportedly asked the Maulana for advice on choosing a gift for his girlfriend, while another described a relative in an odd manner that sparked confusion and laughter online.
These unexpected conversations have turned the show into a trending topic across the internet. However, the viral attention has also brought criticism. Many social media users believe the calls appear staged or exaggerated for entertainment value rather than being genuine concerns.
