Pakistan Civil Service Aspirant's Bizarre Mock Interview: 'Will You Have Relationship With Katrina Kaif'?

A video from a Pakistani institute's mock civil service interview has gone viral for all the wrong reasons, sparking widespread criticism and disbelief online.

Mock interviews are typically designed to prepare civil service aspirants for the real-world challenges of their future roles, often involving rigorous questioning on current events, policy matters, and ethical dilemmas.

However, this particular interview has caught the attention of many due to the inappropriate and unprofessional nature of the questions posed.

In the video, the interviewer begins by asking the candidate about his favorite actress, to which the aspirant responds with the name Dur-e-Fishan Saleem.

The interviewer then asks the candidate to specify which body part of the actress he admires most. The aspirant, visibly uncomfortable, cautiously answers that he likes her eyes.

However, the interviewer pushes further, insisting that the candidate name a body part below the neck. After a brief pause, the aspirant reluctantly mentions that he likes her hands.

The inappropriate questioning doesn't stop there. The interviewer then shifts to a hypothetical situation involving the Indian actress Katrina Kaif.

He asks the candidate, "Who is your favorite Indian actress?" The aspirant answers Katrina Kaif.

The interviewer then poses a bizarre and distasteful scenario: India is planning a nuclear attack on Pakistan, and Katrina Kaif has information on how to stop it. The only way to get this information, according to the interviewer, is to be in a 'relationship' with Katrina Kaif.

He then asks the candidate what he would do in such a situation. The aspirant, clearly taken aback, replies, "Sir, obviously, for the country's protection, I have to do such type of things."

Surprised by this response, the interviewer presses further, asking, "You will have a relationship with Katrina Kaif?" The aspirant, sticking to his initial answer, reiterates that he would do what is necessary for the country's protection.

The video has been circulating on social media, drawing strong reactions from viewers. Many have expressed their disappointment and concern over the unprofessional conduct of the interviewer.

One Instagram user, Dr. Hassan Bilal Ahmed, commented, "Please don't upload such interviews, as our generation is too weak intellectually to absorb a few things."

Another user criticised the interview by saying, "This interview is a joke."

Similarly, a user named Ravi Gupta questioned the seriousness of the process, posting, "Are they seriously preparing for a top government job?"