During a recent 'Board of Peace' event held in the United States, a notable interaction between Pakistan's Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif and President Donald Trump has become a hot topic on social media. Videos from the event depict Sharif showing what many perceive as extraordinary warmth and respect for the American president. At a moment during Trump's speech, he pointed towards Sharif and requested him to stand, an action that Sharif promptly complied with, highlighting a display of deference that raised eyebrows and led to various opinions online.

Additionally, viral video clips showcase Sharif greeting Trump warmly, with one clip hinting at an attempt to lean in for a hug. These gestures have stirred debate on social media, sparking claims that Sharif's body language reflected a somewhat subservient demeanor. As he left the stage, some observers noted that Sharif made a brief hand gesture that users interpreted as a 'salute,' igniting discussions about respect and flattery in diplomatic encounters.

The reaction on social media has included accusations of 'flattery' directed at Sharif for what some consider excessive displays of admiration towards Trump. Despite not being an official military salute, the implication of such gestures raises questions about the nature of diplomatic relations between Pakistan and the U.S. and whether Sharif's action signifies an unspoken acknowledgment of power dynamics in their relationship.