🎭 Veteran vs Rising Star: A resurfaced video of legendary actress Rubina Ashraf harshly slamming Alizeh Shah has set social media ablaze — and users aren’t holding back.
In the now-viral clip from an Eid special talk show, Rubina delivers a scathing takedown of Alizeh’s acting in the telefilm Chand Raat Aur Chandni, bluntly declaring:
“She is zero. Not just in this drama, but in every drama.”
Ashraf didn’t stop there. She claimed any credit for Shah’s performances should go solely to the director and writer, stating Alizeh contributes nothing beyond “her makeup, her curled hair, her lipstick, and her look,” accusing her of playing the same role in every project.
The brutal assessment triggered visible discomfort from co-panelists Atiqa Odho and Nadia Jamil, who challenged the harshness of Ashraf’s tone.
💥 But the internet had the final say.
In light of Alizeh Shah’s recent revelations about mental health struggles, industry bullying, and alleged harassment by senior artists, the resurfaced video is being seen as part of a disturbing pattern.
🗣️ Social media users blasted Rubina Ashraf’s remarks as:
- “Petty and personal”
- “A textbook case of industry gatekeeping”
- “Another example of internalized misogyny”
One user fired back:
“If women wearing makeup get zero marks, then half the industry is disqualified!”
Another post that’s gone viral claims:
“This woman is jealous of Alizeh Shah’s beauty because her own daughter is very ordinary looking.”
📢 Critics say this isn’t constructive criticism — it’s character assassination.
“This isn’t just critique anymore. It’s targeted bullying,” read one widely shared comment.
💔 Alizeh Shah has not responded directly to the video yet, but her recent emotional statements suggest she’s had enough. In a powerful declaration, she vowed:
“I’ve stayed silent long enough. Now I will expose everyone.”
The clip’s reappearance has thrown fresh light on the darker undercurrents of Pakistan’s entertainment industry — where age, power, and ego often silence the rising voices of a new generation.
