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Pakistani TV host mathira Mohammad denied involvement in the alleged leak of explicit videos, claiming they were fake and misused photos.

Pakistani influencer mathira Khan is facing allegations after explicit videos, purportedly featuring her, surfaced online. mathira vehemently denies the authenticity of the videos, claiming manipulation and defamation. This incident follows similar scandals involving Pakistani TikTok stars Imsha Rehman and Minahil Malik, sparking widespread concern about digital privacy and online exploitation in the age of social media.

The latest entrant into Indian entertainment industry from across our border, mathira Khan says she is getting tired of people's hypocrisy when it comes to her bold, semi-clothed photographs in the Pakistani media

Pakistani social media influencers, including Kanwal Aftab, Minahil Malik, Imsha Rehman, and mathira Khan, are facing privacy breaches as private videos are leaked online. Aftab, a prominent TikTok star, is the latest victim, causing concern among her millions of followers. The leaks have sparked a debate about digital security and the need for better protection for online personalities.

Barely in her early 20s, mathira Khan has ruffled some serious feathers back home in dogmatic Pakistan, already. But does she care? Leaving behind a trail of semi-nude pictures, late night TV shows and some bold ramp walking in Pakistan, mathira has now found footing in the Indian entertainment industry. For starters, she is doing an item number, the first for her career, in an underproduction Punjabi film, `Young Malang'

Pakistan's media regulator on Tuesday barred television channels from airing a racy condom commercial featuring actress mathira, saying such "immoral" content should not be beamed during the holy month of Ramzan.

After her titillating performance in Aa Ante Amlapuram in the film `Maximum', Hazel Keech is now all set to do a Punjabi item number in the film `Heer And Hero'.

Multiple influencers face privacy breaches and online harassment as alleged explicit content resurfaces, including TikToker Maryam Faisal with 0.6 million followers, and Kanwal Aftab. Aftab's content shows her in compromising situations following similar incidents involving mathira Khan, Minahil Malik, and Imsha Rehman, raising significant concerns about digital privacy and personal content misuse.

Pakistani TikToker Imsha Rehman, who vanished from social media after alleged explicit videos leaked online in 2024, has spoken out about the ordeal. She described the devastating impact and revealed that Pakistan's FIA arrested one person. Rehman emphasized the harm caused by sharing fake videos.

Former BJP MP and Ram Janmabhoomi Nyas senior member, Ram Vilas Vedanti was issued a life threat on phone by a caller twice following which he informed the district magistrate.

Kanwal Aftab, a popular Pakistani TikTok star, is the latest victim of a leaked private video. This is the fourth such incident in recent weeks, impacting other social media personalities. Aftab rose to fame on TikTok and became a model. She is married with a child. The leaks have sparked discussions about online privacy and security in Pakistan.

Television actor Hitesh Bharadwaj had to rush home to Mathura after he got the news of his father's admission in the hospital

In Pakistan, several celebrities, including model Samra Chaudhry, have become victims of cyberattacks, resulting in the leak of explicit videos. These incidents, involving hacked personal content, underscore the growing importance of digital privacy and stronger cybersecurity measures to protect against such invasions.

Pakistani actors may still be reluctant about pursuing their luck in Bollywood, but their female counterparts are scripting a different trend altogether

The 11th Lux Style Awards 2012 was hosted recently at Karachi in Pakistan that honoured the country's best talents in film, television, music, and fashion.

Pakistani TikTok influencer Maryam Faisal is the latest victim of a privacy breach with an alleged leaked intimate video, making her the fifth influencer in the country to face such an incident. This raises urgent concerns about digital privacy protection, legal frameworks, and ethical responsibilities in addressing recurring privacy violations affecting social media personalities in Pakistan.