“This is the first time we’ve seen Khushboo look scared."
Chahat Fateh Ali Khan is once again in the spotlight after a video of him dancing with stage actress Khushboo went viral.
The footage, set to his infamous song ‘Bado Badi’, drew widespread backlash on social media for what many viewers deemed inappropriate.
In the video, Khushboo appeared initially cheerful, joining in the performance with Chahat.
However, her demeanour quickly changed as he tried to put his arms around her.
She backed away and waved her finger at him. Khushboo then kept her distance for the remainder of the performance.
Her professionalism in handling the moment was acknowledged by some, but the discomfort was apparent.
The clip ignited outrage across platforms, with thousands of users calling the content “immoral” and “embarrassing”.
One widely shared comment read: “This is the first time we’ve seen Khushboo look scared. This man calls himself an artist?
“He has become a joke and is growing more toxic by the day.”
Other users questioned Khushboo and her husband, Arbab Khan’s, decision to associate with Chahat, given his growing history of controversial conduct.
This isn’t the first time Chahat has faced backlash for crossing boundaries with female performers.
Another video that resurfaced recently showed Chahat Fateh Ali Khan in conversation with Hina Niazi during a television segment.
His flirtatious tone and uncomfortable remarks drew criticism for both him and the programme’s producers.
Viewers accused the show of promoting tasteless humour at the expense of basic decency.
On Suno To Sahi, he made an unexpected on-air proposal to the host, which she tactfully rejected.
Another incident involved television personality Mathira, who condemned Chahat for violating her boundaries during a behind-the-scenes interaction.
In a video uploaded without her permission, Chahat can be seen approaching her for a hug.
He held her hand and placed his other hand on her back while taking a photo.
Mathira later said the incident left her feeling disrespected and uncomfortable.
Chahat Fateh Ali Khan’s rise to fame began with the viral success of ‘Bado Badi’.
The famous song was eventually removed from YouTube for copyright infringement.
The original song was sung by Mallika-e-Tarannum Madam Noor Jahan in 1973.
The Pakistani public was pleased at its removal, however, this did not stop Chahat.
Since then, his content has leaned heavily into sensationalism, often involving bizarre antics and inappropriate interactions.
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