Javeria shared a picture of herself wearing a headscarf.

Jannat Mirza also expressed hope that tensions between the neighbouring countries could be resolved without further violence.

Advising India against engaging in conflict, Faisal Rehman said war benefits no one.

“Pain like this is real and it deserves empathy, not politicisation,” Hania emphasised.

A journalist questioned Saad about responding to India's hostile measures against Pakistan.

Indian social media users began spreading a doctored screenshot claiming to be from Hania Aamir's Instagram.

Talha Anjum shared his grief over the tragic incident in which 27 tourists were shot dead in Pahalgam.

Among the blocked platforms are three major Pakistani entertainment channels with substantial Indian followings

Javed Akhtar stated that Pakistani artists should not be allowed to perform or collaborate in India under the current circumstances.

Several users on X criticised the silence of celebrities on incidents like the Jaffar Express tragedy in Balochistan.

The popular music label Saregama also removed the songs from its official YouTube channel.

The backlash appears to be rooted in rising nationalist sentiment, despite Hania’s expression of sympathy for the victims.

When Khalil ws asked to share his advice for women, he responded, "They are the core social unit; they run my society."

Hania Aamir took to her Instagram story to share her heartfelt condolences with the grieving families

Nida Yasir revealed that a well-known showbiz personality had shared information with her.