Did Ibrahim Ali Khan threaten to assault a Pak journalist over 'Nadaaniyan' review?

IANS March 15, 2025 580 views

Ibrahim Ali Khan's debut film "Nadaaniyan" has become the center of a social media storm after a heated exchange with a Pakistani film critic. The newcomer actor reportedly sent threatening messages to journalist Tamur Iqbal after receiving a critical review that mocked his appearance. Tamur shared screenshots of their conversation, which quickly went viral, showcasing Ibrahim's aggressive response. The incident highlights the challenges faced by newcomers in the competitive film industry and the potential consequences of public criticism.

"Ugly goddamn piece of sht… I'll make sure I leave you uglier than you are" - Ibrahim Ali Khan
Did Ibrahim Ali Khan threaten to assault a Pak journalist over 'Nadaaniyan' review?
Mumbai, March 15: Ibrahim Ali Khan's debut movie "Nadaaniyan" did not sit well with the audience. In fact, the newcomer has been subjected to trolls for his unflattering performance.

Key Points

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Ibrahim threatened journalist Tamur Iqbal after negative movie review

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Heated Instagram exchange went viral

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Nadaaniyan receives widespread criticism

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Newcomer reacts aggressively to nose job comment

Ibrahim has reportedly entered into a feud with the Pakistani critic, Tamur Iqbal regarding his review of the film. He had accused the debutant of getting a nose job in his review.

Tamur recently took to his Instagram and shared a screenshot of his alleged unpleasant conversation with Ibrahim.

Going by the post, Ibrahim allegedly wrote "Tamur… almost like Taimoor… you got my brother's name. Guess what you don’t got? His face. You ugly piece of trash. Since you can’t keep your words to yourself, don’t bother, they’re irrelevant just like you."

He added "Ugly goddamn piece of sht… I feel bad for you and your family… and if I see you on the streets one day, I’ll make sure I leave you uglier than you are… you walking piece of scum."

Tamur also reacted to this saying, "Hahahahaha, see, that’s my man. This is the guy I want to see in the movie."

"Not that fake Cornetto-mushy, cringy human. But hey, yes, that nose job comment was in bad taste. The rest I totally own up to. Massive fan of your dad—don’t let him down", he added.

Sharing the screenshot of the chat on his IG, Tamur wrote, "Saif Ali Khan’s son Ibrahim Ali Khan’s outstanding raging response from his verified acc on my insta story after I mocked his debut movie Nadaaniyan. Good luck to you dude."

It is also reported that following this heated exchange, Ibrahim has blocked Tamur on Instagram.

Premiered on Netflix on March 7, "Nadaaniyan" has been receiving a lot of criticism for its storyline, dialogues, and performances. The Shauna Gautam's directorial also stars Khushi Kapoor in the lead.

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