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Saheefa Jabbar slams Tamasha contestants for Illiteracy

Saheefa Jabbar slams Tamasha contestants for Illiteracy

Saheefa Jabbar Khattak is a well-known Pakistani model and TV actor, loved for her work in dramas like Bhool, Log Kya Kahain Gay, Rafta Rafta, and Beti. She began her career in modeling and quickly became popular for her creative brand endorsements and stylish reels.

Now living in Canada with her husband, Saheefa often gives fans a peek into her daily life through social media, where she also shares her candid opinions.

Recently, she expressed disappointment over the reality show Tamasha, saying that the quality of the show has gone down badly. Saheefa openly criticized the contestants of Tamasha 4, calling them illiterate and lacking substance.

Talking about it, Saheefa Jabbar Khattak wrote:

“Man, honestly, watching Tamasha makes my heart sink. Such filthy behavior goes on inside—fights over bread, curry, and potatoes; foul language; and everyone just trying to put each other down, only for screen time. Brother, there are moral values too, there is basic decency too. What is this? Is this what they’re promoting? Tomorrow, if these same people work in the ISI industry, only God will protect us. I genuinely fear them. The level of manipulation happening just to win the game is even more toxic. Emotional abuse has been normalized—faking pain, making up struggles and stories, even lying in tone—all of it feels utterly disgusting. One should understand that crossing every limit is not ‘entertainment.’ Staying calm, maintaining respect, and competing with dignity are also part of the game. Winning isn’t only what you see on the screen—true victory is when a person walks out of the game still carrying their honor and humanity.”

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