A woman who got down on one knee and proposed to her boyfriend has divided the internet.
Pakistani influencer Alishba Haider popped the question to her now fiancé Osama Khan in lavish style, complete with a red carpet, roses, fireworks and a giant illuminated sign with the words “MARRY ME.”
The 25-year-old’s father helped her plan the spectacular moment, which was filmed and posted on social media.
“She surprised him with her dream proposal,” she captioned the video.
Osama seemed to enjoy the romantic gesture and the future husband burst into tears.
Pakistani influencer Alishba Haider has divided the internet after proposing to her now fiancé Osama Khan.
Osama seemed to enjoy the romantic gesture, and the future husband burst into tears.
However, at first he seemed reluctant to let Alishba kneel.
Osama tried to stop her at first, before deciding to join her by also kneeling so that they were both on the same level.
Finally, his blushing girlfriend got him back on his feet while he remained on his knees and slipped a ring onto her finger.
Since then, the proposal has gone viral on social media and has divided people’s opinions.
‘He looks very happy. I don’t understand why people are so mean. What does it matter? They are going to get married,’ wrote one.
“There are a lot of single women who have something to say about this,” another commented.
“Sigh, this is not right,” one added, while another agreed saying, “I like the old traditional way of men chasing women.”
Another wrote: ‘Ladies, believe me on this one; They really don’t want to go down that path.’ Just don’t do it!’
At first Osama tried to stop her, before deciding to join her by also kneeling so that they were both on the same level.
The moment has divided the internet, with people seemingly divided over whether or not it’s okay for a woman to propose to a man.
Nowadays, more and more women are starting to propose to men, including several high-profile celebrities.
Rita Ora proposed to director Taika Waititi while they were vacationing in Palm Springs, and former Bachelorette star Becca Kufrin popped the question to her now-husband, Thomas Jacobs.
According to a survey by wedding planning website. zolaOnly two percent of heterosexual women today propose to their partner.
However, the same survey claims that 93 percent of men would have said “Yes” if they had been asked.
