People can't stop trolling Adnan Siddiqui for noticing THIS thing about women

Senior actor Adnan Siddiqui is making headlines for all the wrong reasons after his recent appearance on the show Hansana Maanin Hai, where he made some questionable comments about women. Social media users have been quick to criticise him, questioning not only his remarks but also his understanding of appropriate behaviour.

During the show, host Tabish Hashmi asked Adnan what he notices first when meeting a woman. After a brief pause, Adnan responded, "When I meet a girl for the first time, I notice her feet." This statement immediately caught attention, leaving many viewers uncomfortable with the comment.

Tabish, playing along, agreed, saying he too notices a woman's feet when meeting her. He humorously added that he checks her feet to ensure, “the place where I have to lie for the rest of my life should be clean.” While this comment was made in jest, it didn’t sit well with many viewers who found the conversation inappropriate.

Adnan went on to explain his reasoning, stating, “I feel that people who keep their hands and feet clean have a good personality; they like cleanliness.” This was followed by a remark from the host, who said such people also tend to keep their hearts and homes clean. Adnan added, “They should keep their hearts clean; they should clean their houses themselves.”

However, things took a more uncomfortable turn when the host pressed further, asking if a woman who has clean feet but short hair would be acceptable. Adnan's response was blunt: "The girl should just be alive; she should be alive."

The comments sparked an outpouring of criticism on social media, with many questioning the actor's attitude towards women.

One user remarked, "Adnan Siddiqui is a father of a daughter. He should think before saying such things." Others criticised the actor's choice of words, with one user stating, "Uncle, you’re getting older—please stop asking such questions."

Many pointed out that such remarks reflected poorly on his character. "It’s not about hands and feet," one commenter said. "It’s about what defines a person’s character."

While some took issue with the comments, others directed their anger at the show itself, accusing it of encouraging inappropriate behaviour.

As the backlash continues, it remains to be seen how Adnan Siddiqui will respond to the criticism.