Women these days are becoming famous, not by posting viral reels or doing movies or TV shows. They simply have to attend a cricket match and pray to God that at least one cameraperson, hovering through the ground to show the vibe at the stadium, zooms in their camera lens on her. And bam, you become the viral crush.
People will immediately turn Sherlock and start looking for your social media profile and turn into stalkers. Some will also go to the extent of creating multiple fake accounts in your name to cash in on the desperation.
This is exactly what happened with this Pakistani woman.
This woman, named Natasha, was there at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday watching the ICC T20 World Cup 2022 semi-final match between Pakistan and New Zealand when a cameraperson zoomed in on her.
inshallah, Thankyou 💚🇵🇰 pic.twitter.com/tHCNAlSVO0
— Natasha 🇵🇰 (@NatashaOfficiaI) November 9, 2022
She immediately became India’s national crush with men drooling at her photos.
Pakistani girls look beautiful until they open their mouth,,
Please ignore the accent of the word “absolutely”, it sounds weird..
.. pic.twitter.com/6gex6Te0Bp— Lost in Paradise 🇮🇳 (@Lost_human19) November 10, 2022
Their desperation could be measured by the loathsome tweets they have been posting with the pictures and videos of this ‘viral Pakistani girl’.
Indian cricket fans – liberals and sanghis – are salivating at a Pakistani female spectator in the stadium ever since the cameraman caught a glimpse of her. There’s a reason this fanbase is considered the worst in the world.
A small sample: pic.twitter.com/hCqIB6tL2f
— Saif (@isaifpatel) November 10, 2022
Pak girls 😍 pic.twitter.com/nLUlxvVWhV
— PushpaTheRule 🪓 (@DHF_AA_Nani) November 9, 2022
Talk of Pakistan’s win is lesser than this Pakistani Viral girl in India. One of my friend is asking her Instagram ID.
Abey, mere ko kya pata. Ham yahi stalk karte hain kya.🤒 pic.twitter.com/eOxzTGZmQv
— Avinash Aryan (@AvinashArya09) November 9, 2022
— Gems of Simps (@GemsOfSimps) November 9, 2022
Things went so out of hand that she had to post videos and stories asking people to report the fake accounts made in her name.
This is my only Official Twitter ID 💚 pic.twitter.com/YshnmZjREC
— Natasha 🇵🇰 (@NatashaOfficiaI) November 10, 2022
She was also annoyed with Indian social media pages using her pictures for posts.
or kitni beizzati karwayenge ye pic.twitter.com/zfzyAxoRHq
— Saba🔪 (@abeyyarsun) November 10, 2022
The hate this girl have for India
Shame on us , going all over her @chinmayshah28 @gayshah_popa #pakistanigirl #cameraman #PakvsNz pic.twitter.com/JbtrpdalgN
— Activa 750 (@samosa_chutney1) November 9, 2022
Thankfully, there are some sensible people online who called out those obsessing over the girl.
Indian guys drooling over a random pakistani girl is the worst thing to watch. Yuck.
— Shυch𝖎 (@shuchiism) November 9, 2022
Indian Twitter men simping for that Pakistani girl in the audience and now crying for partition are the same who think Aman ki Asha type programs can bring peace in a terrorist country. Men really need to grow up.
— Bella (@runjhunmehrotra) November 10, 2022
The current viral pic of Pakistani woman from today's match is a proof of how no woman can enjoy watching a sports in stadium cos it takes just two camera shots to make her a "meme material" for all filthy, misogynistic content on twitter and Instagram.
— Dramaa (@rantitouttt) November 9, 2022
It's not the first instance when the picture of a woman watching a cricket match has gone viral for all the wrong reasons and it won't be the last. What's happening on the internet is simply a reflection of what has been normalised in our societies.
IT'S NOT OKAY. IT'S NOT FUNNY.— bz. (@_bzia) November 10, 2022
The photo of that pakistani woman during ytd's cricket match going viral is very wierd to me🥴
Imagine you were her….
I'd never want myself getting viral for ppl sexualizing me😷yuckExactly how p0rn is deteriorating our generation
— Savani (@savnyeong131) November 10, 2022
What could be expected from the admirers of rapists & Sulli deals/Bulli bai perpetrators? Trust me if they can openly support rapists of Bilkis bano & 7 year old Asifa, as well can admire the perpetrators behind online auction of Muslim Women; then they can go at any extent. 🤮 https://t.co/nZYy9q3iiG
— خوشبو خان (@Khushbookhan_) November 10, 2022
Rapist culture at its best 🌚😂😷🥲🌝 https://t.co/9MP8jALgQM
— Guzaarish (@NaamKyaHAl) November 10, 2022
Such a f up generation is this https://t.co/x1Mm4WMEkl
— Karan! (@iamkaran_101) November 10, 2022
Indians and their perverted nature.
No doubt India is the most unsafe country for women pic.twitter.com/nNis2weQ8E— Mohammad Salman Sam (@imsalmansam) November 10, 2022
This is exactly the reason why people earlier called out camerapersons for zooming in on women at stadiums. Let them enjoy the match in peace, guys. It’s so creepy to think that women can’t even head out in public to chill. So sick!