‘When I go on social media, it feels like I’m watching Crime Patrol’

Actress Zakia Bari Mamo often expresses her feelings on social media. Apart from acting news, her various posts feature symbolic representations of contemporary events and issues.

This time, the actress expressed her annoyance and upset over the incidents of conflict, violence and hatred one after another. On Monday, Mamo wrote on her Facebook, “When I enter social media, I feel like I’m watching Crime Patrol!”

Regarding such a sudden post on Facebook, Mamo said, “When I go on social media, I see news of one incident after another.”

According to her, “When I go on social media, I see one incident after another happening-fights, clashes, hatred-whatever is happening. Seeing all this makes me sad.

That’s why I post like this.” Mamo’s post mentions ‘Crime Patrol’ as a symbolic reference to the constant news of crime and violence on social media.

This popular crime series, based on crime, mystery, and real-life events, features one crime after another and the stories behind them. According to Mamo, the recent picture on social media has become much like that.

During the conversation, Mamo also spoke about her own position. She said, “There are other professionals like me, ordinary people, who do their own thing and live by many rules-I am also like that.

When I go on social media, I see one incident after another happening, fights, violence, hatred-whatever is happening.”

The actress also expressed her feelings of
sadness over these incidents. She said, “I felt sad after entering Facebook.

I have no power to do anything else. I am an ordinary person. People write about their sorrows and pains, so I kept the time on Facebook.”