Popular Pakistani TikToker Minahil Malik is once again at the center of a major controversy after a new leaked video surfaced online. The video appeared shortly after her return from Umrah, causing a stir on social media.
Minahil responded to the viral video by strongly denying its authenticity. She explained that the footage is a result of AI-generated deepfake technology. In her official statement, she confirmed that a formal complaint has been filed with the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), and she is hopeful that the people behind it will be punished soon.
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Read More"I’ve Found Peace After Umrah," Says Minahil
In an emotional post, Minahil Malik said that online negativity no longer affects her. She shared that performing Umrah during Ramadan helped her find spiritual peace. “I have chosen to forgive everyone and move forward,” she said.
Earlier, she also said that all the trending videos being shared are fake and AI-edited. She expressed faith in the legal system and hoped that the culprits will be exposed and face consequences.
From Social Media Break to Return in a New Avatar
Following the initial backlash, Minahil had announced a temporary break from social media. However, her sudden return—dressed modestly and sharing Eid photos after Umrah—left many of her followers surprised and supportive.
But the fresh leak of another alleged explicit video has restarted the controversy. Many fans have voiced support for her, condemning the violation of her digital privacy. Others, however, have questioned the timing and accused her of seeking attention.
Public Reaction and Ethical Debate
This episode has sparked serious discussions about online privacy, AI deepfakes, and digital ethics in Pakistan. Many users on Twitter and Instagram are calling for stricter laws against fake content and cyberbullying.
The case of Minahil Malik highlights how fast fake content can spread on the internet, and the damage it can cause to a person’s life and reputation. It also reflects the darker side of social media fame and the need for better tools to protect individuals from digital abuse.
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