Popular YouTuber Saad-ur-Rahman, Ducky Bhai, has responded to actress Nadia Afgan after she called him controversial during a recent TV appearance.
What did Nadia Afgan say about Ducky Bhai?
Nadia spoke about Ducky Bhai while appearing on Nida Yasir’s show. She said she did not want to comment much about him. However, she described him as a controversial person who uses inappropriate language.
She also questioned why Ducky Bhai has such a large following.
Ducky Bhai points to ‘double standards’
Ducky Bhai later shared a video of Nadia’s comments on his Instagram story. He also questioned her views and accused her of having double standards.
“What about those Tamasha contestants she supports and talks so highly about? Or does that not count? Double standards,” he wrote. His comment appeared to refer to Nadia’s support for contestants on Tamasha Season 5.

Nadia Afgan supports Samiya Hijab
Nadia has openly supported Tamasha Season 5 contestant Samiya Hijab. She has praised Samiya on social media and defended her during the show.
Nadia has also criticised fellow contestant Dr Zee over his behaviour towards Samiya. She said she hoped he would be eliminated from the show.
Ducky Bhai appeared to question why Nadia supports and praises some public figures while criticising him for his content and public image.
Netizens react

‘Stop blaming me’
Before this, Ducky Bhai asked “desi parents” not to blame content creators for what their children watch online. He urged them to monitor their children’s YouTube history instead.
During a podcast, Ducky questioned the upbringing of parents who blame content creators for the videos their children consume.
Recalling his own childhood, he said his parents did not give him an iPad or phone and would only allow him to get a game if he achieved good matriculation grades.
“My parents did not give me an iPad or phone growing up. They said, ‘You will only get a game if you get good matric grades,’” he said.
Ducky Bhai remains one of Pakistan’s most followed digital creators. He has more than 10 million subscribers on YouTube and nearly three million followers on Instagram.