Pakistani wicketkeeper-batsman Azam Khan turned a bizarre death hoax into a hilarious social media moment after discovering a fake report about his own death.
A viral video shows Azam scrolling through his phone with a friend when he comes across a local news account reporting his supposed demise.
The fabricated post claimed, “Azam Khan guzishtha roz inteqal kar gaye, intehai afsosnaak khabar,” falsely stating that the cricketer had died the previous day.
Instead of reacting with shock, Azam responded to the bizarre report with a joke about his own “death.” His deadpan reaction quickly transformed the disturbing situation into an amusing moment.
Azam Khan Reacts To Fake Death Report
Looking at the phone screen, Azam humorously remarked, “Bara acha player tha. Bechara kal Pakistan se khelne wala tha, mar gaya aaj.”
His unexpected response appeared to mock the absurdity of seeing a fake obituary written about himself. The cricketer maintained a lighthearted tone while reacting to the misleading report.
The video subsequently gained traction on Instagram, where users shared their reactions to the unusual incident. Many commenters joined Azam in making jokes about the fake death announcement.
Fans React To Bizarre Death Hoax
One of the most-liked comments referred humorously to biryani, a popular dish often associated with gatherings following funerals in Pakistan.
“Allah magfirat farmae ameen biryani wen??” one user wrote, adding another layer of humor to the unusual exchange.
Another user simply reacted with “Taubaaa,” expressing disbelief over the fake report and its circulation online.
Death hoaxes involving public figures can spread rapidly across social media when users share unverified reports. However, Azam’s humorous response helped turn what could have been an alarming incident into an entertaining online moment.
The incident also highlighted how quickly fabricated celebrity reports can attract attention before users verify their authenticity.
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