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Rubina Ashraf faces backlash over remarks on Alizeh Shah

Rubina Ashraf faces backlash over remarks on Alizeh Shah

A past video clip featuring veteran Pakistani showbiz actress Rubina Ashraf has gone viral on social media, showing her making critical remarks about actress Alizeh Shah.

This resurfaces at a time when Alizeh Shah is making headlines for speaking out against alleged mistreatment and conspiracies within the industry.

In the viral clip, Rubina Ashraf can be seen commenting on the Eid special telefilm "Chand Raat Aur Chandni." She stated, "Alizeh Shah is a zero for me in every drama. She doesn't come out of her makeup, her lipstick, nor does she transform into the character." Ashraf further claimed that any credit Alizeh Shah receives actually belongs to the writer and director.

This statement has sparked intense anger among Alizeh Shah's fans on social media. Users have accused Rubina Ashraf of harboring a personal grudge and intentionally causing Alizeh Shah mental distress.

Additionally, many users have come out in support of Alizeh Shah, appealing for an end to what they perceive as further harassment against the actress.

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