Dr Nabiha Ali Khan is in the news for her controversial marriage. She shared how her family life is failing and she accused her husband Haris Khokhar of mistreating her. She also dragged her in laws. Things got out of hand when the host of the show Fiza Ali went all emotional and kept dragging the thing. The situation became meme material later on and all parties involved were trolled.

Dr Nabiha Ali Khan is now under criticism by none other than Mubasher Lucman. He was a guest on RNN TV and spoke about the decline in quality content in Ramadan transmissions. He spoke about how our Ramadan transmissions are nothing less than a drama. It is a commercial show and focus is just on making money.

Mubasher Lucman said that transmissions are used to sell religion. We get women who are dancing the whole year and then they come and teach us religion. Religion is being sold. He called Fiza Ali and Nabiha Ali Khan fraud and how such people should not be discussed. He added that women who are divorced 4 times now teach us how we will stabilize our homes.

This is what he said:

Nadia Khan is a celebrated Pakistani television host and actress, admired for her hit television appearances. Her famous dramas include Bandhan, Pal Do Pal, Des Pardes, Kaisi Aurat Hoon Main, Aesi Hai Tanhai, and Dolly Darling. She gained immense fame through her morning show The Nadia Khan Show on Geo TV. Nowadays, she is part of two popular TV shows, Rise and Shine and Kya Drama Hai, which attract public attention and praise. Nadia boasts a strong Instagram following of 2.6 million and one million YouTube subscribers.

Recently, Nadia Khan appeared on Tabish Hashmi’s show Hasna Mana Hai with her husband, Faisal Rao. On the show, she talked about her youthful looks and shared her opinions on cosmetic procedures.

Talking about her youthful appearance, Nadia Khan said: “We put so much efforts to look younger so that people don’t call us aunty. Also, I am very careful about my diet and fitness, and I have been making efforts for years. No matter the field you are in, you should be fit enough. Especially in showbiz, people should look fit and healthy so that ageing is not visible. I am very particular about my diet, I exercise whenever needed, and I stay positive. The main thing is to avoid cosmetic procedures because they can damage the face. Once in a while, fillers are okay, but I don’t even go to doctors, although I get many offers. The biggest factor is negativity—thinking toxic thoughts about others makes you age faster. So my advice to everyone is to stay positive and always feed positivity to your mind.”

Bilal Abbas Khan is a versatile and talented Pakistani television actor known for his hit dramas like Pyar Ke Sadqay, Mann Jogi, Cheekh, Balaa, Dunk, and Ishq Murshid. Nowadays, fans are loving him in Meri Zindagi Hai Tu. Bilal has a strong Instagram following of around 5.8 million followers. He is quite a private person and does not share much about his personal life on social media; however, fans often post videos from his private moments. Recently, fans captured him in Madina, where he was reciting the Holy Quran and spending time at Masjid-e-Nabwi. Previously, in April 2024, he was also seen performing Umrah at the Khana Kaaba. On both occasions, Bilal Abbas Khan’s fans objected to people secretly filming him in Makkah and Madina.

This time again, a video of Bilal Abbas Khan reciting the Quran, shared by a social media user, is sparking debate among his fans, who believe that such personal moments should not be filmed without permission. First, watch the video circulating on the internet:

Bilal’s fans are angry at the person who captured him in Madina while he was busy performing ibadat during Ramzan. One wrote, “Celebrities have their own lives too. Not every moment needs to be captured and posted online. Respect their space, especially in personal and spiritual moments.” A fan called out the video maker, “And you chose to film him??? Are you serious???? He’s an actor, not your property! Come on, man!!” Another said, “Filming someone without their consent during their personal trip is a very grave offence.” One wrote, “Please don’t record anyone without their consent.” Read comments here: