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Celeb Backlash Spurs Boycott: Junaid Akram vs Hamza Bhatti

Junaid Akram vs Hamza Bhatti

Anways, they are calling for a boycott of these celebrities, which include:

  • Sanam Saeed
  • Mikaal Zulifqar
  • Saboor Ali
  • Urwa Hussain
  • Zhalay
  • Ayesha Omer
  • Aima Baig
  • Saba Faisal
  • Areeba Habib
  • Junaid Akram

The PTI supporters are urging the public to:

  1. Boycott the dramas, movies, songs, and series of these celebrities.
  2. Unsubscribe from their YouTube channels.
  3. Unfollow them on Instagram and other social media platforms.

This move highlights the political polarization and the impact of celebrity endorsements in the current socio-political landscape.

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