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Humaima Malick defends Feroze Khan on recent journalist controversy

Humaima Malick defends Feroze Khan on recent journalist controversy

Web Desk February 10, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Pakistani celebrity Feroze Khan controversies over delayed arrival at an event.
  • Khan argues that fans make actors stars, not methe dia.
  • Khan's sister Humaima Malick defends him, stating media doesn't make stars.
Feroze Khan, a hot-headed Pakistani celebrity known for his controversies, is once again making headlines. This time, it’s due to his recent interaction with female journalist Ambreen Fatima at an event where he arrived 2.5 hours late. When the journalist questioned the Khumaar actor about making the media wait, Feroze Khan responded by stating that it’s not the media, but the fans who make actors stars.

Khan faced severe public backlash after the video went viral. However, his fans came to his defense, reporting that he apologized soon after appearing on stage.

Now, Feroze Khan’s sister, Humaima Malick, has come to his defense, Humaima said, “Media doesn’t make us stars; we become stars because of our fans.” She also shared a poll on her Instagram about this and provided a link to the video.

 

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