Popular Pakistani family vlogger Rajab Butt has found himself caught in a major controversy after several private videos allegedly involving him and other individuals surfaced on the internet.
The footage, which reportedly shows Rajab in compromising situations alongside a girl and some of his friends, has quickly gone viral across social media.
As Rajab left Pakistan for travel, the videos began making rounds online. The clips feature him with fellow content creators Haider Shah, Maan Dogar, and others.
What began as light-hearted, friendly videos has now taken a serious turn after a particular clip showing Rajab in intimate moments with TikToker Zahra Malik spread widely.
Social media users have reacted strongly, with millions debating whether the leaked videos are genuine.
Some viewers believe the content may be artificially created, while others argue that someone close to Rajab may have betrayed his trust. Rajab is no stranger to controversy, having previously faced legal issues.
The footage showing alleged private moments between Rajab and Zahra Malik sparked intense gossip. Some even claim that Rajab’s personal content was stolen through unauthorized access to his devices.
There are also rumors suggesting that he and Zahra have been in a relationship and were living together in Dubai.
As the story gains traction, both fans and critics are keeping a close watch. So far, Rajab has not filed any official complaint with cybercrime authorities or any law enforcement regarding the leaked material.
This latest scandal follows closely behind another recent uproar. Rajab’s perfume brand, named “295,” faced backlash for what many saw as a deeply offensive publicity stunt.
The title “295” raised alarms because of its connection to Pakistan’s Section 295, a part of the law that addresses religious offenses and blasphemy. Critics accused Rajab of using religious sensitivity for marketing purposes.
Trying to clarify, Rajab explained that the perfume name was actually inspired by the late Indian rapper Sidhu Moose Wala, who had been linked to similar legal charges. But instead of cooling the situation, that explanation sparked even more anger.
Many accused Rajab of being careless and of comparing serious religious matters with pop culture, something that crosses the line in Pakistan’s strongly religious environment.
This is not the first time Rajab has been under fire. In the past, he has faced criticism for making fun of religious rituals in older vlogs and creating content that many see as seeking attention at any cost. This time, however, many feel he has gone too far.
“This is not just a mistake, this is a direct insult to our religion,” one person commented online. Another wrote, “Rajab Butt should be banned from all platforms. Enough is enough.”
In response, Rajab posted a public apology, expressing his respect for Islamic figures and explaining that he never intended to offend anyone through the perfume’s name.
In a video message, he said he fully supports strict punishment for anyone who disrespects religion.
He also announced that the perfume line “295” would be discontinued immediately, calling it a regrettable mistake and promising to be more thoughtful in the future.