Hina Pervaiz Butt Criticizes Rajab Butt’s Family Over Viral Prank Video

Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N) leader and Punjab Assembly member Hina Pervaiz Butt has once again criticized popular YouTuber and family vlogger Rajab Butt, this time targeting his family’s online content after a prank video featuring his mother went viral on social media.

Rajab Butt is one of Pakistan’s most-followed digital creators, with millions of subscribers on YouTube and a large following on Instagram. A recent clip from one of his family vlogs attracted widespread attention after it showed his mother pretending to faint as part of a planned prank. Moments later, she smiled and revealed that the incident had been staged for entertainment.

Reacting to the viral video, Hina Pervaiz Butt shared the clip on her social media account and criticized the content, saying that such dramatic videos have become a source of income for the family. She expressed concern that young children are watching and being influenced by this type of online content.

Hina Pervaiz Butt Criticizes Rajab Butt Over Viral Video, Calls Behavior “Shameless”

The lawmaker also claimed that family vloggers should create content that has a positive impact on society instead of relying on staged pranks and dramatic situations to attract viewers and generate online engagement.

Her remarks quickly sparked debate on social media. Some users agreed with her concerns, arguing that parents should carefully monitor what children watch online and that creators should promote more meaningful and educational content. Others defended Rajab Butt and his family, stating that prank videos are a common form of entertainment on social media and that viewers have the freedom to decide what content they consume.

This is not the first time Hina Pervaiz Butt has publicly criticized Rajab Butt’s content. She has previously voiced concerns about the influence of certain family vlogs on children and society, calling for more responsible digital content creation.

The latest exchange has once again highlighted the ongoing discussion in Pakistan about the responsibility of social media influencers, the impact of viral entertainment on younger audiences, and the balance between creative freedom and social responsibility in the rapidly growing digital content industry.