Actor Hira Khan has released a satirical video on Instagram responding to influencer Dr. Ejaz Waris after he questioned her professional standing and career success. The video follows a series of digital exchanges sparked by Saba Qamar’s film-themed birthday celebration.

Khan’s latest post features her mimicking Waris’ tone and laughter from his previous videos. Using a hairbrush as a pretend microphone for a fictional "2 Rupees Channel," she addressed his claims that she is a "flop actress" with no work. The video shows Khan holding a paper labeled "Hit Serial" before discarding it and displaying a sign that reads "Public Property," referencing Waris’ earlier description of celebrities.

The conflict began when Waris posted a reaction video criticizing Saba Qamar’s birthday party. Waris accused attendees of "abandoning local cultural values" and being "half-Western". He specifically targeted the attire of guests, including singer Aima Baig, and questioned the presence of stylist Adnan Zafar. Waris argued that Qamar carries a responsibility to act as a role model due to her influential roles in dramas like Baaghi and Cheekh.

Khan initially responded to Waris by sharing his video with the caption, "Someone please take the mic away from this phuppo". She argued that a performer’s craft is separate from their private life and rejected the idea that actors are public property. "How to celebrate birthdays, what clothes to wear, even how to breathe maybe we should consult this ‘father figure’ before deciding," Khan wrote.

Waris then released a second video specifically targeting Khan. He claimed that she had not delivered a hit drama in two years and suggested her response stemmed from "frustration" due to a lack of work. He also cited his age, stating that she should learn to respect her elders.

In her video response to these remarks, Khan captioned the post: "Congratulations to you on behalf of Flop Actress, the biggest hit video of your life".

Supporters praised the response, with one user commenting, "Best reply you can give to such people". Another wrote, "The mocking was so on point".