Pakistani actress Sehar Khan has criticised YouTuber Rajab Butt following a controversial remark during a TikTok Live session with Zaid Ali.
A clip from the livestream circulated widely on social media, drawing criticism over a joke involving child sexual abuse.
Sehar addressed the controversy through an Instagram Story. She expressed disappointment over the way such a sensitive subject became part of a humorous exchange.
Sehar Khan Calls Out Rajab Butt
Sharing her reaction, Sehar directly addressed Rajab and criticised his choice of words.
“Mein ne abhi ek video dekhi hai Rajab saab ki aur honestly, shame on you,” Sehar wrote.
The actress also highlighted the size of Rajab’s audience and the influence that comes with having millions of followers.
“Allah Ta’ala ne aapko itni izzat di hai, hazaron log aapko dekhte hain, aap se influence hote hain, aur ye aap logon ki zehniyat hai? Ye aap logon ke mazak ke level hain?” she questioned.
Sehar further connected public influence with responsibility and said popularity should come with greater awareness.
“Shame on you. Sahi kehte hain, paisa insaan mein shaoor nahi la sakta,” she concluded.
Controversial Remark Sparks Online Backlash
The controversy began after a clip from Rajab and Zaid’s TikTok Live session spread across social media.
During the livestream, Rajab made an inappropriate reference to child sexual abuse while commenting on Zaid’s facial expression.
The remark quickly drew criticism from social media users. Several viewers described it as insensitive and inappropriate.
The incident also triggered a wider discussion about humour involving serious and traumatic subjects.
Critics argued that jokes about child abuse can minimise the seriousness of such crimes and affect people who have experienced related trauma.
Rajab Butt Later Apologises
Rajab later addressed the backlash and apologised for his comments.
He described the joke as “extremely inappropriate” and “below the belt.” He also acknowledged that child abuse should never become a subject of humour.
The YouTuber said he understood that his words could have hurt or triggered people who had experienced trauma.
The controversy has since expanded into a broader discussion about boundaries in online humour.
It has also renewed questions about the responsibility of high-profile content creators, particularly when their livestreams reach large audiences.
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