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Mishi Khan slams actors for prioritizing paid promotions over integrity

Mishi Khan slams actors for prioritizing paid promotions over integrity

Web Desk July 04, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Celebrities like Sanam Saeed, Saboor Aly, Mikaal Zulfiqar, Saba Faisal, and Aima Baig praised the government's initiatives in the last 100 days.
  • The backlash began with celebrities deleting their videos and comments.
  • Mishi has publicly criticized these influencers for being greedy and posting paid shoutouts.
Mishi Khan is known for being blunt and straightforward, speaking her mind and addressing the populace's problems authentically. She has once again expressed a strong opinion in an ongoing controversy, putting her point forward decisively. Recently, a controversy arose when many big stars, including Sanam Saeed, Saboor Aly, Mikaal Zulfiqar, Saba Faisal, and Aima Baig, were seen giving shoutouts to the Government of Punjab and praising the initiatives taken in the last 100 days. Many other social media influencers also endorsed the script.

All this occurred while people were enraged over controversies surrounding the formation of the new government, the imposition of some of the biggest taxes on the public, and the destruction faced by farmers due to the non-buying of wheat this year.

 

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Many backlash began, with many celebrities already deleting their videos, while others have turned off their comments. Influencers like Hamza Bhatti, Wild Lens By Abrar, and Nadeem Mubarak revealed that the government paid all these stars to record these shoutouts. They criticized the practice as unethical, especially when the public is burdened with heavy taxes and high electricity bills.

 

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Mishi Khan has openly criticized all the influencers who are being greedy and posting paid shoutouts.

 

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