In a total fan-girl moment that left the internet cheering, popular Pakistani content creator Permit to Life (aka K. Khan) finally came face-to-face with the man behind her viral videos, the one and only Bobby Deol.

 

The young digital satirist, known for channeling peak 90s Deol energy in her quirky reels, attended a recent event where the Baadal star himself recognized her with a knowing nod and took a selfie with her to seal the moment.

 

The heartwarming exchange was captured on video, showing Permit to Life standing in the media line before calling out to the Bollywood legend. Bobby not only recognised her, but also posed for a quick picture, creating a reel-worthy real-life crossover.

 

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In the caption of the video, she wrote: “From making reels to being recognised by @iambobbydeol.” Fans flooded her comments with congratulations, celebrating her moment of digital-to-reality stardom.

 

Actor and fellow digital creator Rabiya Kulsoom also praised her by saying, “King Bobby meets Queen Bobby.” Many were delighted that Bobby knows her from her videos.

 

The content creator has made a name for herself with her signature blend of satire, nostalgia, and Desi pop culture homage with Bobby Deol at the center of it all. Her content often features dramatic recreations of old-school Bollywood music videos and hilariously exaggerated tributes to Bobby’s most meme-worthy performances.

 

One of her most iconic uploads was a skit titled “POV: You’re getting robbed but you’re 90’s Bobby Deol”, featuring the banger Jeevan Mein Jaane Jaana from the 2000 film Bichhoo. With her caption — “Bobble itna k nishana lag hi nahi sakta! Saman bachao steps”, she perfectly encapsulated the over-the-top action hero antics fans grew up loving.

 

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But her content isn’t all nostalgia and dance moves. Permit to Life also uses her platform for sharp, satirical statements, often weaving in powerful social messages. From clapping back at genocide in Palestine to social hypocrisy, she delivers bite-sized activism wrapped in Gen Z humor.