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Naeema Butt’s sarcastic video on drama industry sparks online debate

Naeema Butt’s sarcastic video on drama industry sparks online debate

Web Desk August 03, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Karachi: Popular actress Naeema Butt has recently shared a sarcastic video regarding her lack of work in the Pakistani drama industry, which has garnered a mixed reaction on social media.

While she delivered a memorable performance in a recent super-hit drama, the actress has not been seen in any new projects and remains highly active on her social media channels.

In the video, Naeema Butt directly addressed her critics, stating, "For those who say I'm making these videos because I don't get work in Pakistani dramas brother, who wants to work in an industry where actresses' dead bodies are found? Come, meet my dog, he's better than this Pakistani media industry. At least he's loyal, baby”

 

 

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The video has divided social media users. Some criticized Naeema for her sarcastic tone and for generalizing about the entire industry. One user wrote, "You gained fame from this same industry, and now you're making fun of it?" Another commenter added, "If someone didn't give you work, name them. What is the need to badmouth the whole industry?" Several others labeled her as a jealous and negative person.

However, many of her fans agreed with her stance, supporting her claims that the industry suffers from nepotism and a tendency to repeatedly cast the same faces. The actress's post has ignited a broader discussion on the challenges and alleged biases within the entertainment industry.

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