In today’s social media-driven digital era, it has become increasingly difficult to distinguish between truth and fabricated stories, especially when it comes to celebrities. Many media outlets and YouTube channels, particularly from across borders, often sensationalize baseless rumors for clicks and views, sometimes creating turmoil in the lives of public figures.
The latest example involves Bollywood couple Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan. A Pakistani YouTube channel recently made headlines by reviving an outdated and discredited story about the couple. According to their claim, Saif allegedly had an affair with a domestic help, which led Kareena to physically attack him. The channel even went so far as to state that the couple has filed for divorce, predicting an imminent split.
In reality, Saif and Kareena have moved on peacefully from old controversies, including the much-discussed stabbing incident involving Saif, which is still pending in court but rarely mentioned in the media today. Despite past sensational reports, the couple has remained unperturbed and has never publicly addressed such rumors.
It’s disheartening that, after such a long time, a foreign channel would rake up baseless and outdated narratives just to garner clicks and online traction. Spreading false information about celebrities for digital popularity is unethical and irresponsible. Moreover, if the public mistakenly believes such unverified reports, legal consequences could follow for the creators of these stories. Ultimately, the media must bear full responsibility for the content they propagate, especially when it lacks evidence and has the potential to damage reputations.
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