Rising star Ahmed Randhawa calls out hypocritical social media users for abusing female celebrities under the guise of religion.
Rising actor Ahmed Randhawa recently spoke candidly during an exclusive interview with FHM Pakistan, tackling the rampant cyberbullying and severe moral policing faced by female celebrities across social media platforms.
Having carved a prominent space for himself with intense performances in hit dramas like Serial Killer, Case No. 9, and his acclaimed role as Aslam Chanan in Mitti De Baway, the actor has quickly earned praise for selecting powerful narratives and speaking without hesitation on industry issues.
During the conversation, Randhawa addressed how internet users flood an actress’s comment section with vile language whenever she posts pictures wearing western outfits. He highlighted the glaring hypocrisy of individuals who use the religion card to justify hurling abusive comments, asking whether any faith condones such hostility under the pretense of moral guidance while urging everyone to live and let live.
His direct critique brings attention to a persistent issue surrounding online behavior and digital respect within the entertainment community. Will public discourse shift toward constructive boundaries, or will social media toxicity continue unchallenged?
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