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Babar Azam’s Rude Interaction with Fans Ignites Controversy

Babar Azam’s rude interaction with fans has ignited a wave of controversy, stirring mixed reactions from the cricketing community. Renowned for his impressive batting prowess, Babar Azam has been a stalwart in the Pakistan cricket team, previously leading the squad as captain and achieving the No. 1 spot in international batting rankings. Currently, he stands fourth in global rankings and is in the USA to participate in the T20 World Cup, co-hosted by the West Indies and the United States from June 1 to June 29, 2024.

Babar Azam’s Rude Interaction with Fans: A Viral Moment

A recent video circulating on Instagram captures Babar Azam in an uncomfortable encounter with his fans. The clip shows Azam posing for selfies but visibly annoyed by the fans’ persistent requests. The cricketer, appearing frustrated, asked the fans to maintain distance, saying, “Don’t get on my nerves, Mere Uper Nahi Charho.” This interaction, where he lashed out at the overly enthusiastic crowd, was not well received. Security personnel also seemed unhappy with the fans’ behavior, which only added to the tension.

Mixed Reactions from Fans and Public

The public’s response to Babar Azam’s rude interaction with fans has been divided. On one hand, some fans sympathize with Azam, arguing that everyone, including celebrities, deserves their personal space and moments of peace. They believe the fans’ behavior was intrusive and justified Azam’s reaction. On the other hand, many criticize his behavior, emphasizing the importance of maintaining composure and respect, especially for a public figure. They argue that as a representative of the nation and a role model, Azam should have handled the situation more graciously, regardless of the circumstances.

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Sana Nawaz Says Art Should Cross All Borders

Pakistani actor Sana Nawaz urged artistic unity across borders, saying, “Artists are ambassadors of peace,” and “There are no boundaries for artists.” Her remarks, made in a video circulating online, sparked debate amid growing Indo-Pak tensions.

Sana, who earned praise for her role in Sunny Deol’s Kaafila, said she doesn’t believe in borders when it comes to art: “Artists spread love, not hate.” She also highlighted the pressure actors face in geopolitics, noting, “Actors get bashed if they speak up—and criticised even if they stay silent.”

Her comments triggered backlash, with critics accusing her of ignoring Indian aggression and romanticising neutrality. One user wrote, “Indian artists are supporting their army. You should, too.”

The controversy follows India’s cultural crackdown after the April 22 Pahalgam attack in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), which India blamed on Pakistan-based elements. In response, India launched Operation Sindoor, struck Pakistani territory, and blocked Pakistani celebrities from social media and streaming platforms.

Also Read: Sana Nawaz Discusses Overcoming Life’s Challenges

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PM Modi’s War Claims Mocked by Pakistani Celebrities

India’s PM Modi recent speech addressing the India-Pakistan conflict has sparked a massive uproar online, not due to its content, but because of its perceived dramatic flair and questionable claims. Pakistani celebrities and netizens alike have turned the speech into a meme fest, ridiculing Modi for what many are calling blatant lies and theatrical exaggeration.

Umair Jaswal Leads the Meme Parade
One of the most viral moments came from singer and actor Umair Jaswal, who shared a meme clip featuring PM Modi speech—with the Indian PM accusing Pakistan of attacking India instead of joining the fight against terrorism. The meme added comic tragedy by playing emotional background music and using sad filters, making Modi’s claims seem almost satirical. Jaswal’s caption, “Yar kitni Ghalat Bat Hai, Aisay Nahi Karty Guys,” added to the hilarity and was widely reshared by fans.

Shaan Shahid Calls for “Medical Help”
Veteran actor Shaan Shahid also jumped into the conversation, sharing another part of Modi’s address. But unlike Jaswal’s light-hearted jab, Shaan’s take was more serious. He wrote, “He needs medical help, he is losing the plot now,” suggesting that Modi’s statements were not just misleading but delusional; this remark echoed a wider sentiment among Pakistani social media users, who questioned the Indian leader’s grasp on reality during his address.

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Noman Habib’s Advice To Egoistic Actors

Noman Habib is a self-made actor. He started his career with a film like Main Hoon Shahid Afridi. He has since appeared in many dramas and fans love to watch him on-screen. He has a very real off-screen persona and viewers enjoy when he comes on live shows. He was a guest on Mazaq Raat and spoke about his journey over the years.

Noman Habib shared that attitudes of people change towards you once you start to achieve something. He revealed that he along with his colony friends used to go door to door and they would collect money for decoration on the 14th August and people can be rude at times. But when he started working and earning fame, the same people would invite him over for tea.

The actor also shared that fame changed him as well. He has changed with time. At first people used to suppress him, even assistants started putting their mistakes on him as he would not fight back. He also shared an incident where comedians on a show only targeted him as he was not answering back. With these examples, he shared that as his fame and experience increased, he learnt how to defend himself.

Noman Habib also has advice for egoistic actors. This is a problem that has been attributed to many big stars by the industry. Noman shared that this is a must and happens to all actors who become famous. Some show it and others don’t. He also felt that he has become a big thing at one point. That is when your close circle should point out the change in your attitude and you should put yourself back on track. One should not get lost in that egoistic void.