Ibrahim Ali Khan strikes back to Pakistani critic after Nadaaniyan’s revision: “Just like you”

Bollywood star Ibrahim Ali Khan found himself in the middle of the conflict after a recent exchange with Pakistani critic Taimoor Iqbal, following a revision of the critic for Ibrahim Nadaaniyan’s debut film.

Ibrahim, the son of actor Bollywood Saif Ali Khan, made his Nadaaniyan debut, a romantic drama that premiered on a popular streaming platform.

While the film had created an important buzz before its release, it has received a mixed reception from both the public and critics. Ibrahim’s performance debut was widely discussed, with many commenting on the style of action and the presence of the screen.

Taimoor Iqbal, a Pakistani influence of social media and self -styled cinema critic, were among those who expressed his opinion on Nadaaniyan.

In his revision, IQBal criticized Ibrahim’s skills, referring to his performance as “intact” and making a comment on his natural appearance, especially his nose. This comment was an important point of dispute in subsequent conversation.

With the discovery of the review, Ibrahim Ali Khan responded directly to IQBal via Instagram Direct Message. The exchange quickly escalated, with Ibrahim expressing his dissatisfaction with criticism.

The actor wrote a series of pointed comments in his message, expressing his frustration in the review and called Taimoor Iqbal for his harsh observations.

Taimoor Iqbal, in turn, shared a screenshot for the exchange of messages in his own social media account, which quickly became a virus. In position, Ibrahim’s words were shared with his followers, sparking various reactions from the public.

According to the display snapshot of the exchange shared by IQBal, Ibrahim’s response was loaded with personal observations, which included insults aimed at appearing in IQBal.

Ibrahim wrote, “Tamur almost like Taimur … you got my brother’s name. Guess what you don’t have? His face”, followed by a series of strong language. The exchange escalated as Ibrahim made further derogatory observations on the appearance of IQBal and undermined that IQBal was “irrelevant” and a “piece of rubbish.

While some social media users defended Ibrahim, others challenged the actor’s approach to criticism.

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Despite the heated exchange, Taimoor Iqbal later responded to Ibrahim in a lighter tone, acknowledging that the comment on his nose was in a bad taste, but that he took full responsibility for his criticism.

Taimoor Iqbal also said he was a huge fan of Ibrahim’s father, Saif Ali Khan, and encouraged Ibrahim to continue to promote his career.

The film Nadaaniyan, directed by Shauna Gautam, also features Khushi Kapoor and several other established actors, including Suniel Shetty and Dia Mirza.