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Actor Faysal Quraishi believes it is time to move past the controversy surrounding Fahad Sheikh, who publicly apologized on Wednesday after being accused of disrespecting veteran actor Mohammed Ahmed on set. In a reel shared on his Instagram account, Quraishi explained why he initially spoke up. As a member of the Actors Collective of Pakistan and part of its executive committee, he said supporting fellow actors during difficult moments is part of what the association stands for. He wanted to make sure Ahmed did not feel alone after the incident came to light. Quraishi admitted he had not known who was involved when the video first surfaced, but felt strongly that such matters are usually best settled between colleagues. He pointed out that sets often involve joking around and lighthearted banter, and that most issues get resolved internally rather than spilling into public view. In this case, though, things had already escalated before the industry could address it privately. He acknowledged that Sheikh choosing to admit fault and apologize publicly took courage. At the same time, he felt the public reaction had gone far beyond what was reasonable. According to Quraishi, criticism is understandable when someone makes a mistake, but attacking a person’s family or children crosses a line that should never be acceptable. He maintained that the issue was ultimately between Ahmed and Sheikh, and urged everyone else to let the situation settle down. Filmmaker Shamoon Abbasi echoed a similar message in a video posted on Facebook, calling for patience and forgiveness now that Sheikh had apologized. He noted that owning up to the mistake within a day of the controversy breaking was a positive step, and warned that continued backlash risked becoming unfair. Abbasi said he found it strange that people began targeting young actors broadly, even without knowing who was actually responsible. Based on his own experience working with several of them, he described most as respectful professionals who value their seniors. He also mentioned that accounts of what happened on set varied, with some suggesting Ahmed had taken part in the joking too, while others close to the set said Ahmed remained upset the next day. Drawing a comparison, Abbasi referenced how actress Meera handled an uncomfortable interview earlier this year, where she was asked inappropriate questions by a journalist. Instead of reacting harshly, she calmly redirected the conversation and left with composure, which Abbasi said earned her public admiration. He concluded that Sheikh had already apologized, and it was time for everyone to move forward.

Fashion and music have always crossed paths, but K-pop has taken that relationship to a whole new level. Red carpets and front-row seats used to be where haute couture made its mark, but now concert stages are doing the same job. Every costume change is planned down to the last detail, every embellishment is built to catch the light, and every custom outfit says something about who the artist is. BTS’s ongoing ‘ARIRANG’ tour and ‘BLACKPINK’s’ solo shows have both proven that concert fashion is officially having its moment. What is more, luxury houses are not just dressing these artists anymore, they are designing with them, turning performance costumes into genuine collector’s pieces. For brands, a sold-out world tour means access to a massive, engaged audience eager to study every seam and fabric choice, a crowd that’s often broader than the one watching from the front row at a runway show. K-pop concert looks now blend ready-to-wear, couture and performance-first design, and they have to survive far more than just a photo op. Outfits need to hold up through intense choreography while still fitting the artist’s public image and giving fans something to freeze-frame in fan edits. Stylists are increasingly pulling from designer archives or commissioning fully custom pieces to keep things exclusive. BTS’s Paris tour stop was a masterclass in this. V leaned into Celine’s Parisian tailoring, J-Hope brought youthful energy to Louis Vuitton’s classic menswear, and Jimin wore four custom Dior looks spanning fringed knitwear to Napoleon-inspired jackets. Jin and RM turned to Gucci for leather-and-crystal ensembles, Suga went with a beaded Givenchy suit, and Jungkook wore custom Balenciaga pieces pulled from the label’s latest collections. BLACKPINK’s members have been just as bold. Lisa’s Swarovski-crystal catsuit from her Chicago show later ended up on display at Swarovski’s own crystal museum in Austria. Jennie leaned into archival fashion, wearing vintage Chanel pieces from the Karl Lagerfeld years, while Jisoo and Rosé spotlighted Asian designers, choosing Malaysia’s Ivan Yong and Seoul-based Gyouree Kim respectively. TWICE worked with New York designer Kim Shui for futuristic, metallic-heavy looks, while G-Dragon continues to blur the line between fashion and performance entirely, recently mixing bespoke Chanel tweed with an Amiri sequin suit. Together, these artists are proving that concert wardrobes can be just as fashion-forward as anything seen on a runway.

Actor Momina Iqbal has once again become a talking point on social media, this time because of a family video that has gone viral. The actress, who has earned praise for her performances in television dramas, has also remained in the spotlight in recent months due to developments in her personal life. From legal matters to her marriage, she has attracted significant public attention throughout the year. Momina recently married Humza Malik, and the couple has often shared glimpses of their life together. Their social media posts frequently reflect a close bond with family members, with Humza appearing to enjoy a warm relationship with Momina’s relatives. The latest viral clip features Momina spending time with her husband and her sister, Rimsha Iqbal. The family members can be seen laughing, chatting, and enjoying a relaxed moment together in a casual setting. Rimsha later shared the video on social media, where it quickly caught the attention of users and spread across different platforms. While many viewers appreciated the family’s cheerful interaction, the video also sparked criticism from a section of social media users. As often happens with celebrity content, opinions were sharply divided, with some praising the family’s comfort with one another and others questioning their behavior. Several users left negative comments under reposts of the video. Some criticized the family’s mannerisms and claimed they should behave more formally in public. Others expressed disapproval of the way they were sitting and interacting during the gathering. Among the reactions, one social media user described the family in harsh terms, while another commented that people should maintain a more dignified posture even when spending time with relatives. A few others also questioned the group’s behavior, leading to a wave of online debate. At the same time, many fans defended Momina and her family, arguing that the clip simply showed loved ones enjoying each other’s company. Supporters pointed out that short videos shared online often lack context and should not be used to judge someone’s personality or family values. They also noted that celebrities frequently face intense scrutiny over ordinary moments that would otherwise go unnoticed. The incident once again highlights how quickly social media discussions can escalate, particularly when public figures are involved. Viral videos often generate both admiration and criticism, with online audiences offering a wide range of opinions based on brief clips. Momina Iqbal has not publicly responded to the criticism surrounding the video. The actress continues to remain active on social media and is focused on her professional commitments while staying connected with her fans through regular updates. Despite the mixed reactions, the viral clip has kept Momina in the spotlight, demonstrating how even casual family moments can become a subject of widespread discussion when shared online. As the conversation continues, supporters and critics alike remain engaged, making the video one of the latest celebrity moments to trend across social media platforms.