Pakistani Content Creator Alleges Minahil Malik Behind Leak of TikToker Zarnab Shastri Private Video

Zarnab Shastri Private Video : In a shocking twist to the ongoing controversy surrounding leaked private videos of Pakistani TikTokers, a content creator known as SK has alleged that popular influencer Minahil Malik orchestrated the leak of fellow TikToker Zarnab Shastri’s private clips in an attempt to tarnish her reputation.

The drama unfolded just months after Minahil Malik herself was embroiled in a similar controversy. In October 2024, Malik faced a storm of scrutiny when videos purportedly featuring her private moments circulated online. At the time, the 30-year-old influencer had denied the authenticity of the clips, asserting that the videos were digitally altered and subsequently filed an official complaint against their distribution.

Now, as Zarnab Shastri finds herself in the eye of a similar scandal, SK has publicly accused Minahil Malik of masterminding the leak. According to Pakistani media reports, SK claimed that Malik deliberately targeted Shastri and warned that another influencer, Farah Haider, could be her next victim.

The allegations come amid a troubling trend on Pakistani social media, where several female TikTokers—including Sajal Malik, Imsha Rehman, Maryam Faisal, and Kanwal Aftab—have also faced the spread of alleged private videos. Most of these women have strongly denied any involvement, claiming that the clips were manipulated to malign their public image.

Adding another layer of complexity, reports suggest that SK and Minahil Malik were previously in a romantic relationship. Following their breakup, relations between the two reportedly soured. SK has now gone a step further, alleging that Malik had not only leaked Shastri’s videos but had also intentionally leaked her own private videos months ago to manipulate public sympathy.

The controversy has sparked renewed debate in Pakistan about online privacy, digital safety, and the rampant spread of fake content on social media platforms. Many influencers and activists are calling for stricter cybercrime laws and more responsible reporting from media outlets, criticizing the rush to publish unverified claims.

As of now, neither Minahil Malik nor Zarnab Shastri has publicly responded to SK’s latest allegations. Meanwhile, concerned fans and social media users await further developments in what is quickly turning into one of the country’s most talked-about digital scandals.