Maya Ali has once again charmed social media, this time with a playful visit to an amusement park that quickly went viral. The actress shared a carousel of photos and videos on Instagram, offering fans a light-hearted peek into her fun outing with friends. Captioned “Dil to bacha hai jee,” the post instantly won over followers who delighted in seeing Maya embrace her carefree side.
While the entire carousel showcased her joyful energy, one particular image stole the spotlight. In the now-popular seventh slide, Maya is seen striking a dramatic pose as a giant crocodile sculpture appears to be swallowing her whole. The humorous shot sparked a wave of amused reactions, with fans filling the comments with laughter and affection.
One follower wrote, “Maya going to a park and not messing with things? Impossible! 7th pic hahahaha cute,” while another added, “The 7th sliiiiide. Why are you so cute?” The moment highlighted Maya’s playful spirit, a side her audience doesn’t often see in the usually glamorous roles she takes on screen.
The rest of the carousel captured Maya enjoying simple pleasures—rides, laughter, candid moments with friends and a mood that radiated spontaneity. Collectively, the images reminded fans of her relatable, down-to-earth personality beneath the glitz of showbiz.
Earlier this month, Maya also shared tender moments from a wholesome day out with her niece, posting photos of the duo pumpkin-picking and enjoying what she described as a much-needed “Phupo and Bhateeji day.” The actress expressed how the outing helped her reconnect with her inner child, a sentiment fans praised for its warmth and sincerity.
The amusement park post comes amid ongoing attention surrounding a fashion controversy involving designer Faiza Saqlain. The designer accused Maya’s clothing brand, Maya Pret, of replicating her designs and styling concepts. In comments reported by Galaxy Lollywood, Faiza said it was “hurtful to see years of hard work being copied, especially by someone who was once a friend.”
The accusations quickly split social media users: some sided with Faiza, calling for stronger originality in fashion, while many defended Maya, arguing that design similarities often occur within the industry and that the allegations were overstated.
Despite the noise, Maya’s playful amusement-park post has shifted the conversation back toward positivity, reminding fans why she remains one of Pakistan’s most adored celebrities—fun-spirited, charismatic and effortlessly relatable.
