Sadia Imam shares and deletes emotional video, fans express concern
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Pakistani actress and television host Sadia Imam posted a tearful video on Instagram, prompting mixed reactions before it was later deleted.
In the video, Sadia appeared with tears in her eyes while a slow, melancholic song played in the background. The caption read 'Sad mood' followed by a broken heart emoji.
The post quickly gained attention, with fans and fellow celebrities expressing concern and sending messages of support. Many asked what had happened and offered kind words.
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However, some social media users criticised the actress for sharing a personal moment publicly, calling it attention-seeking and unnecessary.
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Sadia deleted the video shortly after posting it. She has not given any explanation for either the video or its removal.
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