“This is my final warning."
Nadia Khan has issued a stern warning to fellow artists and online personalities, demanding an end to personal attacks and defamatory commentary about her.
In a video, she accused certain media figures and actors of running a “paid campaign” to discredit her drama reviews.
She called the behaviour unethical and motivated by greed.
Nadia made it clear that criticism of her work was acceptable within reason, but personal jabs would no longer be tolerated.
Addressing actors, podcasters, and anchors, she declared:
“This is my final warning. If anyone mentions me for clout or crosses the line, I’ll see them in court.”
She went on to threaten legal consequences under defamation laws, PECA charges, and even the suspension of social media accounts.
Nadia urged her followers to report any misinformation spread about her so she could address it herself if needed.
While many in the industry have chosen to stay quiet, some responded with humour.
Yasir Hussain, known for his wit, posted a cheeky Instagram story reacting to Nadia’s statement.
He jokingly blamed Saba Faisal and Sarwat Gilani for provoking Nadia’s outrage, distancing himself from the controversy.
In a lighthearted tone, Yasir wrote: “If my 1.5 score hurt anyone, I apologise and raise it to 2.5. I hope we’re fine now. Happy to you.”
Saba Faisal, tagged in his story, replied with sarcasm: “When you do it, it’s fine. When we do, it’s defamation?”
Quoting a viral meme, she quipped: “Tuhada kutta Tommy, saada kutta kutta?”
Yasir responded again, teasing: “Main karun to character Sheela hai. Saba Faisal ji, you’re very naughty.”
The ongoing spat traces back to Nadia’s harsh review of Paradise, directed by Yasir Hussain and featuring Iqra Aziz and Shuja Asad.
Nadia gave the drama only four points, a rating she later defended, saying even that was generous.
Yasir had previously clapped back, jokingly giving Nadia’s entire career a 1.5 out of 10.
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Saba Faisal also shared her displeasure in a recent conversation, referring to the show Kya Drama Hai, which Nadia hosts.
She appears alongside Marina Khan and Atiqa Odho to review dramas and performances.
While not naming names directly, Saba said that while social media has given people the freedom to speak, some have started crossing boundaries.
Saba noted that these respected women, despite knowing the hard work that goes into making a drama, still feel comfortable tearing apart actors.
Nadia’s unapologetic style has divided opinion, with some praising her honesty while others accuse her of unnecessary hostility.
Now, with threats of lawsuits, Nadia Khan has made it clear she’s ready to defend her name through legal channels.
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