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Farah Khan Slams Fake Fire Reports, Exposes Clickbait Videos With Strong Message To Portals

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Farah Khan Slams Fake Fire Reports, Exposes Clickbait Videos With Strong Message To Portals
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Filmmaker Farah Khan has said she was unhappy about the way the rumors of a fire at her Mumbai house spread online. The viral video sparked worry among fans, who wondered about the safety of the filmmaker and her family. But soon Farah took up the subject of these claims and called on digital media platforms to confirm information before publishing sensational reports. She also pointed out that the current practice of employing false headlines and videos to lure viewers to websites was harmful and noted that all media institutions are responsible for watching out for their viewers and readers.

Farah Khan Calls Out Online Portals Over Misleading Fire Reports

Recently, Farah Khan has made it clear that she is not happy with how a recent video about a fire that happened at her house in Mumbai went viral. It did not take long for the reports to become popular, raising concern for many about the safety of the director and her property. But as far as Farah was concerned, she did not like how the news regarding the event was circulated online. She felt that there were certain questions that needed to be asked regarding those portals that have been sharing the video without knowing the facts of the matter.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Nov 9, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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