Rahat Fateh Ali Khan On Viral Video: Recently a video of Rahat Fateh Ali Khan went quite viral. In which he was seen hitting a person named Navid Hasnain with a shoe. Rahat Fateh Ali Khan was criticized a lot after this video went viral. Now the singer has given his reaction on this video. Speaking to Adeel Asif on the podcast, the Pakistani singer said that he has apologized to Naved, whom he calls his protégé.
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan on viral video
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan has given clarification on this matter after criticism on social media for allegedly physically torturing his disciple. Talking about the incident, Rahat told Adeel, “I apologized to him. He started crying and said, ‘Ustad ji (Sir) why are you doing this?’ The 49-year-old singer said, ‘The role of the disciple is like that of the father, there is a need to be the father of the disciple. We have played that role only.
He further said that he is helping his employee’s family by paying for his treatment and wedding expenses. In the viral video, Rahat was seen repeatedly slapping the employee and hitting him with shoes over the ‘bottle’. Many people trolled him about this, to which he then clarified that it was ‘Peer Saheb ka Dum ka Paani’.
What did Rahat Fateh Ali Khan say on trolling?
Reacting to the trolling, the Pakistani singer said, “He is my disciple and I admit that I scolded and insulted him. Later I apologized. It was fine till now but people are making fun of it. But the truth is that he had my holy water. People are not understanding the seriousness of the situation. This is a very serious matter for me because it involves my spiritual guides.
Video of Rahat Fateh Ali hitting Shargid went viral
Let us tell you that in the video, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan is shown hitting and slapping the person whom he had described as his disciple. He asks her, “Where’s my bottle?”
Rahat later described the incident as an “internal matter” between an owner and his employee. Rahat had released a video saying, “Whatever you have seen in these videos is an internal matter between a Ustad (master) and a Shagird (disciple). When a disciple does good work, we But they rain a lot and when they make mistakes, we punish them also… I apologized to them at that very moment…”
