Author: News Desk

Indian actress and former Miss India Universe Tanushree Dutta has claimed that she is being harassed inside her own home, years after she became one of the first voices of India’s #MeToo movement.

In an emotional video shared on Instagram, Tanushree alleged that she has been facing harassment continuously for the past several years. She broke down in tears and appealed for help, saying the situation had become unbearable.

“I am being harassed in my own house,” she said. “I called the police because I got scared. They came and told me to go to the police station to file a formal complaint. I am not well, but maybe I’ll go tomorrow or the day after.”

She also claimed, “I am being targeted through a well-planned conspiracy. A house help was deliberately sent to my home to cause trouble and steal things. These actions have made me feel unsafe in my own home.”

In the caption of her post, she wrote, “I have been facing constant harassment since 2018. I called the police today out of frustration. Please, someone help!”

Tanushree first made headlines in 2018 when she accused a prominent Bollywood actor of harassment during a film shoot, sparking India’s #MeToo wave. Since then, she has remained vocal about the challenges she has faced.

Her latest video has gone viral on social media, with fans and users urging authorities to take immediate action.

Hania Aamir has strongly condemned the shocking honour killing incident that recently took place in Degari, Balochistan. 

The brutal murder, which has left people across the country shaken, is also drawing outrage from the entertainment industry.

Taking to Instagram, Hania Aamir shared a bold message that read, “If women started killing in the name of honour, not a single man would survive.” Although she did not provide a detailed caption, social media users quickly connected the statement to the Balochistan incident and praised it as a powerful stand.

Actress Naeema Butt also voiced anger over the tragedy. She shared an image from the incident and wrote an emotional caption: “Want to see cowardice? It’s a gun in your hand. Want to see bravery? It’s a Quran in your hand. That’s the whole story.” Her post quickly went viral and received overwhelming support online.

Public reaction on social media has been intense, with many users applauding both actresses for their courage and demanding justice, rule of law, and better protection for women.

A horrific video of the incident went viral recently, showing an armed men taking a man and woman to a remote area, separating them, and then executing them by firing.

The disturbing footage, filmed amid pickup trucks, shows the woman being handed a copy of the Quran. She then says to one of the men, “Come walk seven steps with me, after that you can shoot me.” As the man follows her, she adds, “You are allowed only to shoot me. Nothing more than that.” The man then aims a pistol and shoots her three times. She does not cry or plead, and simply collapses to the ground after the third shot.

The video then shows the bloodied corpse of a man lying beside her. The group of men is later seen firing additional rounds at both bodies.

The woman, identified as Sheetal, had chosen to marry a man of her choice, which led to the murders. 

According to officials and activists, the suspects include her father, brothers, and other relatives who accused her of violating tribal customs. They handed her a copy of the Quran before carrying out the killing, which they claimed was to preserve “honour.”

Pakistani actress Humaira Asghar, who was found dead in her apartment in Defence Phase 6 in Karachi on July 8, had been involved in a long-standing legal dispute with her landlord, documents obtained by a private media outlet revealed.

According to the documents, Humaira signed a rental agreement with the landlord on December 20, 2018. After the contract expired, the landlord requested that she vacate the apartment, claiming she had failed to pay the agreed annual 10 percent rent increase.

The first eviction notice was sent to her on June 3, 2021, followed by a second notice on June 17. The documents further state that the actress failed to pay Rs40,000 in rent during 2019 and 2020. By 2021, the outstanding amount had increased to Rs92,400, and by 2024, the dues had reportedly risen to Rs 535,084.

Despite receiving multiple court notices, Humaira Asghar did not file a response. On September 21, 2023, a court ordered her to vacate the apartment. Later, on March 26, 2025, the court issued an enforcement order at the landlord’s request.

On July 8, when the landlord arrived to take possession of the apartment, he discovered Humaira Asghar’s body inside.

Initially, Karachi Police Surgeon Dr. Summaiya Syed estimated that Humaira had been dead for at least a month, based on the advanced stage of decomposition. However, investigators now believe her death occurred back in October 2024.

Her last Facebook post was shared on September 11, 2024, and her final Instagram update was on September 30. Phone records also show that her last dialled call was made in October 2024, after which her phone remained inactive.

Investigators discovered that her apartment’s electricity had been disconnected since October due to unpaid bills. The water pipes were dry and rusted, expired food was found in the kitchen, and there were no candles or backup lights present.

“There were rusted jars, dry pipes, and no signs of electricity or candles in her flat,” an investigator said. “One neighbor returned to the vacant apartment on the same floor in February but by then the smell had faded because the balcony door had been left open.”

Humaira Asghar Ali rose to fame after winning Veet Miss Super Model in 2014 and was known for her appearance in the reality show Tamasha Ghar in 2022. She also acted in popular dramas including Just Married, Ehsaan Faramosh, Guru and Chal Dil Mere, and appeared in films like Jalaibee (2015) and Love Vaccine (2021).

Police efforts to locate her family revealed that Humaira’s father had severed ties with her nearly two years ago and initially refused to come to Karachi to claim her body. However, her remains were eventually handed over to her family on July 11.

Controversial TikToker Kashif Zameer has stirred up yet another online dispute by claiming that a top Pakistani actor is behind the ongoing legal troubles faced by YouTuber Rajab Butt.

Appearing on the TV show Suno Tou Sahi, Zameer alleged that the actor in question is superstar Fahad Mustafa, stating that someone close to the actor personally shared this information with him and even showed him evidence.

When the host asked, “Did you really say that whatever issues you and Rajab are facing are because of Fahad Mustafa,”, Zameer replied, “Yes, I still say the same today.” He added, “A person who knows Fahad Mustafa personally told me that he is behind Rajab Butt’s legal issues. He even showed me evidence.”

Zameer went on to claim that he “heard a voice note” which had “Fahad Mustafa’s voice.” However, he refused to disclose the contents of the voice note or share the evidence on-air. He further said, “I would also like to tell Fahad Mustafa that before targeting someone, check the facts and see how that person is handling everything. I always stand with Rajab in every issue, and that’s why I’ve also faced similar problems.”

Zameer suggested that Rajab’s rising popularity may have caused jealousy among certain individuals. “Rajab has gained a lot of fame, and some people can’t handle it,” he said. “Out of jealousy, they are digging up his old videos and making them viral to target him.”

He also offered advice to the YouTuber. “He should be more careful in his videos,” Zameer said. “People often twist his words and take them out of context, which lands him in trouble.”

Tensions between Rajab Butt and Fahad Mustafa began when Fahad, during an appearance on Shoaib Akhtar’s show, took a dig at social media influencers and family vloggers. “They are selling their families for content,” Fahad said. “Their content is making kheer in the kitchen, rubbing their mother’s feet, and then going as far as visiting a graveyard… matlab yeh kya hai, yeh kaunsa content hai?”

He continued, “I can tell both good or bad story, but I will never sell my house for the sake of views. I will never sell myself this way.”

Fahad also compared influencers and actors: “If you ever go on a shoot or sit on a set, it takes time. There’s a process. They can’t work longer than two to eight hours. And how would they understand? They have their phone and can make something in 10 seconds.”

Rajab Butt did not hold back in his response. “A senior earns his own respect,” he said in an interview. “Fahad once said, ‘I cannot sell my family through a video,’ but everyone knows how people get roles in dramas.”

He further stated, “A true senior is someone who earns their own respect. Thank God, I am earning and living on my own, and I have never accepted a role in any drama.”

Taking a direct jab, Rajab added, “He talks about not selling his family, but he is selling other people’s families. So, it’s better for him to keep his mouth shut.”

He also criticized Fahad’s game show: “Aren’t you influencing households by shouting ‘I want girls’ on the show? Meanwhile, we’re just sitting in our homes and working.”

With Kashif Zameer’s explosive statements now in the mix, the feud between Rajab Butt and Fahad Mustafa shows no signs of cooling down.