Unexpectedly, conflicts between Pakistani singers Sahir Ali Bagga and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan have surfaced as a result of Bagga’s harsh social media remark. Within the business, the incident—which has since been removed—has sparked a wave of conjecture and discussion.

The former vented his frustrations with Khan on social media. Using strong words to express his contempt, Bagga called Khan a cruel person and hypocrite in an Instagram Story and post that have since been removed.

Fans and industry insiders were soon drawn to the statements, which sparked a rush of emotions and conjecture over the extent of the two performers’ animosity. However, when fellow musician Ali Zafar stepped in and advised Bagga to think again about his actions—especially considering the sanctity of the Holy month of Ramadan—the situation took an unexpected turn.

“My dear brother, Please uphold the spirit of Ramadan, as you stated in your previous article, which went, “Guard our tongue, not judge others.” Each of us has flaws of our own. May Allah provide us the light and grant each and every one of us tranquility. Ameen,” Zafar said. When Bagga realized how serious his remarks were, he responded, “Thanks. I’m sorry if I revealed any information about someone during Ramadan. Right now, I’m removing the post.”

Although the precise reason for the discord between Bagga and Khan is still unknown, the episode highlights the sensitive dynamics present in the Pakistani music scene. It’s unclear if Bagga and Khan will be able to put their disagreements behind them and move on from this show as fans wait for more updates.

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