A video of Actor Feroze Khan had been doing the rounds on social media in which the Khaani star can be seen sipping a covered bottle.
However, after the video went crazy viral, Mathira took to her Instagram and called out those who made Khan’s video without his consent. “Stop making videos of celebs. Everyone has a personal life,” she wrote.
“I’ve known Feroze first of all, he ain’t a hypocrite. He was religious before and now he is more dedicated towards Islam and second of all he does not drink. This is totally messed up.”
The controversial TV star further questioned why are celebrities often subjected to criticism and blamed for ‘bad stuff’.
The Pakistani-Zimbabwean model went on to call out the video maker and added, “to be honest whoever made this video needs to learn that law can give you a good dandaa for this harqat. Let Pakistani celebrities live happy life.”
“We ain’t public property. You guys need to learn that you don’t know everything about everyone. Stop this nonsense,” she concluded.
Earlier Feroze was trolled for his viral smoking pictures. He mentioned in an interview that his elder brother scolded him when he caught him smoking for the first time.
Netizens are divided perplexed after the video went viral. Some criticized the Chup Raho hero for consuming alcohol despite being a Muslim while others say that the brown wrap on the bottle is being used to promote a marketing brand.
Transnational stars have reacted to the video in which a Muslim student, Muskan Khan, wearing a burqa was surrounded by Hindutva mob on Tuesday within her college premises.
In a video, it can be seen that the mob with saffron shawls are shouting at her, chanting “Jai Shri Raam”. Khan fearlessly retaliated by shouting back “Allah Hu Akbar” (God is Great).
In the midst of the chaos in the Hijab row, several Indian celebrities have weighed in their opinion too. Here’s what filmmaker Neeraj Ghaywan, actress Richa Chadha, comedian Munawar Faruqui, actor-politician Kamal Haasan, actress Swara Bhasker and filmmaker Onir said.
I have never been in favour of Hijab or Burqa. I still stand by that but at the same time I have nothing but deep contempt for these mobs of hooligans who are trying to intimidate a small group of girls and that too unsuccessfully. Is this their idea of “MANLINESS” . What a pity
The cops appear at the end of this video and the stone pelting lot scramble in the opposite direction! Run rabbit run! What a cowardly,misguided bunch! https://t.co/BP7QLbaXST
(1/3) I grew up in the Middle East. It was common for a lot of my fellow students to wear a hijab with their uniform. The varied cultural practices that kids from different countries brought to school, made my childhood richer. The freedom to express one’s identity is sacred.
(2/3) Clearly it’s political & there is a lot of fear and scared parents and children but why aren’t more of you standing up for them? Also, why is policing always ominpresent when it comes to what women wear? Why is the brunt always on a particular gender?
Kamal Haasan said that the event is sparking unrest in the country.
“A religious poison wall is being erected among the students who are not lying. What is happening in the neighbouring state beyond the single wall should not come to Tamil Nadu. It is time for the progressive forces to be more careful (sic),” he wrote.
கர்நாடகாவில் நடப்பது கலக்கத்தைத் தூண்டுகிறது. கள்ளமில்லா மாணவர்கள் மத்தியில் மதவாத விஷச் சுவர் எழுப்பப்படுகிறது. ஒற்றைச் சுவர் தாண்டியிருக்கும் பக்கத்து மாநிலத்தில் நடப்பது தமிழ்நாட்டுக்கும் வந்துவிடக் கூடாது. முற்போக்கு சக்திகள் மேலும் கவனமாக இருக்க வேண்டிய காலம் இது.
Divided We Fall .. That is what these RSS goons wants . Weaken us from within … this won’t be easy to heal . Wake up people .. STOP THIS VIRUS NOW https://t.co/DmZsDkDB9O
Pakistani star Feroze Khan took to his Instagram stories while sharing the video, he wrote that this is how a lioness looks like.
Indian actor and Bigg Boss finalist Aly Goni also condemned the mob.
Kiran Tabier also appreciated the girl for her courage.
Pakistani politicians and journalists have expressed their concern and called out Indian Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi’s fascist government amid the hijab ban in the Indian state Karnataka.
The backlash on Modi is coming after a Muslim student, Muskan Khan, wearing a burqa was surrounded by Hindutva mob on Tuesday within her college premises.
In a video, it can be seen that the mob with saffron shawls are shouting at her, chanting “Jai Shri Raam”. Khan fearlessly retaliated by shouting back “Allah Hu Akbar” (God is Great).
In an interview with NDTV, Khan said, “Since I started studying here, I’ve always worn the burqa and hijab.” Asked if she knew the men who bullied and harassed her, Khan responded, “Some were familiar faces from the college. Others I couldn’t recognise. My college principal and lecturers were very supportive after the incident took place.”
Reacting to her video, Foreign Minister (FM) Shah Mahmood Qureshi strongly condemned the banning of Hijab at educational institutions in India. He said, “World must realise this is part of Indian state plan of ghettoisation of Muslims.”
He has also urged Indian Muslims to stand up for their rights in the neighbouring country, reportsRadio Pakistan.
Praising Muskan Khan for her courage, Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) president and Leader of the Opposition Shehbaz Sharif said, “A young Muslim Indian girl is a symbol of resistance against the Hindutva mindset.”
The controversy over the Hijab row in Karnataka began on Jan 1, 2022 when Muslim girl students of state-run PU College in Karnataka’s Udupi alleged that they were denied entry into the college for wearing Hijab. Principal Rudra Gowda said that the rule was being followed to ensure uniformity in classrooms.
Thereafter, many girls protested wearing saffron scarves saying that if hijab was allowed inside, then saffron scarves should be worn too. Allegations also emerged that Hindu groups were forcing boys to wear saffron shawls.
On the work front, Feroze is currently starring in Aye Musht-e-Khaak’along opposite Sana Javed and Nimra Khan.
The story of the drama revolves around the obsessive behaviour of Mustajab who falls in love with Dua in the first meeting and airs twice a week on Geo Entertainment.
Actor Yumna Zaidi appeared on Naumaan Ijaz’s chat show’s latest episode, on which the Pyaar Ke Sadqay star was asked to share the qualities that she finds attractive in the opposite gender.
The Thakan star was quick to reveal the following:
The first quality is the boy’s eyes. The second is his nails, which reflect the man’s hygiene.
The third one is his choice of shoes, whereas the last factor is his voice. It takes these four qualities to charm her.
She was also asked to share the first thought that comes to her mind when she thinks of her four contemporary actresses.
The list included names of A-list stars like Mahira Khan, Sarah Khan, Saba Qamar and Iqra Aziz.
Yumna said that Iqra is “chulbuli/chirpy”. Mahira is the “light of their industry”, Sarah has a “beautiful smile” according to the Ishq-e-Laa diva and r Thakan co-star Saba Qamar, she said that “She’s a very good actor, lethal.”
Bollywood director of Om Shanti Om fame has confused netizens with her recent Instagram story. The Munni Badnaam Hui choreographer tagged the wrong Feroze, in her stories not just once but twice.
Farah posted an emotional note for her friend but tagged the Khuda Aur Mohabbat 3 hero in her story, which she has done before as well.
This confused several social media users who started speculating if Feroze and Farah are friends.
Actor Urwa Hocane is currently riding high on the success of her latest hit drama, Amanat costarring Imran Abbas. She appeared on Tonite With HSY with her sister Mawra Hocane and former husband Farhan Saeed.
However a clip from her old interview with HSY has resurfaced across social media platforms in which she can be seen getting candid on her male counterparts.
On being asked by the host HSY, that if she gets strandad on an island than whom would she throw away from the island? Whom would she keep there and whom would she eat?
Her options were Feroze Khan, Junaid Khan and Bilal Ashraf.
To which the Udaari diva was quick to answer that she will throw away Feroze.
She added that she loves Bilal Ashraf so she would keep her there.
Urwa worked with both Bilal and Feroze after the interview as she shared the screen space with Bilal in Rangreza and produced Feroze in Tich Button.
In a recent interview with a digital platform, the Ishqiya star stated that he did the film for the director so he couldn’t say no to it but he regrets doing it.
“Darta kisi se nahi hoon aur agar zarurat pari to bol dunga but I don’t want to give it attention.”
Actress Minal Khan is known for her candid candour in chat shows apart from her superlative acting skills.
In a recently resurfaced viral clip from the Jalan diva’s old interview with fashion designer Hassan Shehryar Yasin (HSY) in which she commented on actor Feroze Khan.
Minal was invited to the show with her contemporary Iqra Aziz. On being asked about the first thing that comes to her mind when she hears his name, the Ishq Hai diva said that he is too short.
The duo never worked together before or after this interview.
Minal’s answer made Iqra react to her statement with a burst of laughter and a high five. Although Iqra recently worked with Feroze in the successful small screen outing, Khuda Aur Mohabbat 3.
Leading cricketer Sarfaraz Ahmed has appreciated actress Hania Aamir for her performance in blockbuster drama serial, Ishqiya costarring Feroze Khan.
In a recent interview in which the Pakistani athletes had to comment on local celebrities, Sarfraz stated that the Anaa star impressed him with her performance in the romantic drama.
Whereas Shaheen Shah Afridi didn’t recognise her and said that maybe she is Mahira Khan.
Actress Humaima Malick received polarizing response for her latest pictorial post with her doctor. Netizens slammed her for hugging him in the picture.
The Maula Jatt star was quick to turn off her comment section to avoid negative comments.
In November the Bol diva took to social media to warn some netizens for circulating her ‘vulgarly edited’ pictures. She has also threatened her fan pages that she will be seeking legal help against them.
On the work front, Humiama will be seen next opposite Sheheryar Munawar in Sakina Samo’s directorial.
Actor Humaima Malick took to social media to warn some netizens for circulating her ‘vulgarly edited’ pictures. She has also threatened her fan pages that she will be seeking legal help against them.
Last week she posted a picture of herself on a hospital bed after a successful appendix surgery. “Nazar can take lives,” she said, asking her fans to pray for her.
The Dekh Magar Pyaar Say star added, “Allah has given me a new life, thank you for all those who have stood by me, my family who prayed for me, I request all my fans to pray for me. I have been given a new life from Allah.”
According to her post, the Raja Natwarlal diva spent 22 hours in Istanbul with a ruptured appendix without knowing it. “I have seen death,” she wrote.
“My God gave me a new life. Please be kind with everyone around you, life is too short. We don’t even know if we’ll be alive one moment to the next.”
She was in Istanbul for the IPPA awards which were held on October 31st. She travelled there with her mother and a host of other celebrities.
The Bol star also expressed her disgust after watching Noor Mukadam’s CCTV footage.
Noor tried to run away from Zahir Jaffer’s house twice before she was murdered, the transcript of the CCTV footage has revealed. The prosecution in the murder case submitted the transcript of the CCTV footage of Zahir’s house in the court of Additional Sessions Judge Ata Rabbani, which shows the events that led to Noor’s brutal murder.
As per the footage, Noor entered Zahir’s house at 10:18pm on July 18, Shehzad Malik reports for BBC Urdu. At 02:39am on July 19, the two could be seen coming out of the house with bags, which they placed in a taxi but they both went back inside the house at 02:40am.
Noor was found murdered at a residence in Islamabad’s upscale Sector F-7/4 on July 20. Her death sparked national outrage, including protests and candlelight vigils across the country.
