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Mishi Khan, a well-known actress, host, and activist, is famous for her bold and outspoken nature. She never hesitates to express her opinions, whether on politics, social issues, or the entertainment industry. Unlike many public figures who avoid controversy, Mishi speaks her mind without fear of consequences.
Recently, she addressed the growing issue of abusive language among Pakistani YouTubers. Her comments came after a controversy in India involving the popular podcast India’s Got Latent. The show faced massive backlash when guest Ranvir Allahbadia made inappropriate remarks, sparking outrage across Indian social media. The strong reaction from Indian audiences made Mishi reflect on similar issues in Pakistan, where, according to her, such behavior often goes unnoticed.
Calling Out Ducky Bhai
In her statement, Mishi specifically called out Saad Ur Rehman, better known as Ducky Bhai, one of Pakistan’s most famous YouTubers. Ducky gained popularity through his roast videos, where he frequently used harsh and offensive language. Though he has since shifted his content towards vlogging, his past behavior remains a point of discussion.
This isn’t the first time Mishi Khan has criticized him. She previously spoke against Ducky Bhai during the Sham Idrees controversy, where multiple YouTubers were involved in online disputes. Her main concern is the lack of accountability for influencers who use inappropriate language, especially when compared to India, where public figures face immediate backlash for similar actions.
Mishi Khan firmly believes that content creators should be held accountable for their words. With social media playing a powerful role in shaping public opinion, she emphasizes the importance of responsible content creation. She argues that YouTubers, like mainstream media personalities, should follow ethical guidelines and avoid using abusive language for entertainment.
Her stance has sparked debate online, with some supporting her call for accountability and others defending Ducky Bhai’s evolution as a content creator. Regardless of the differing opinions, Mishi’s bold statement has once again highlighted the need for responsible digital influence in Pakistan.
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