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Mathira voices her frustration over inappropriate video shared by Chahat Fateh Ali Khan

Mathira voices her frustration over inappropriate video shared by Chahat Fateh Ali Khan

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  • Mathira voiced her frustration over a video shared by Chahat Fateh Ali Khan.
  • Chahat can be seen attempting to hug Mathira in the video.
  • He made her visibly uncomfortable as she tried to maintain her distance.

Host and model Mathira has voiced her frustration over an inappropriate video shared by comedian-singer Chahat Fateh Ali Khan, stating that despite being asked to delete the footage, he has yet to remove it from his social media accounts.

Chahat Fateh Ali Khan recently appeared as a guest on Mathira’s show. Following the appearance, he shared a video on Instagram that quickly went viral. In the clip, Chahat can be seen attempting to hug Mathira and shake her hand, making her visibly uncomfortable as she tries to maintain her distance.

Addressing the matter on her show, Mathira strongly condemned the act and clarified that the video was recorded without her consent. “Whenever a guest comes on my show, I treat them with respect, love, and kindness. But recording a video in this manner was unacceptable. Being bold doesn’t mean anyone has the right to hug or invade someone’s personal space,” she stated.

Mathira further elaborated, “I was feeling very uncomfortable. This video was not recorded by our cameras but was secretly filmed by Chahat Fateh without permission. Neither I nor my team knew this was being filmed. The cameras for the show are positioned elsewhere, but this was filmed from a completely different angle, which is not allowed.”

The host expressed her distress over the incident, emphasizing, “I do not usually hug people.” She also revealed that despite being requested to delete the video, Chahat refused to comply or issue an apology.

“This behavior is unacceptable. I was ready to leave the set, and my car was parked outside when this video was filmed. Afterward, I left the set immediately,” she added.

Mathira's strong response to the situation has sparked discussions about personal boundaries and respect in the entertainment industry.

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