Entertainer Aagha Ali isn't content with how distributions have depicted him as of late. He took to online media to pummel "unreliable news coverage" that misinterpreted his comments about the ladies the entertainer has worked with in media outlets.

 Ali — who has featured in TV shows, for example, Dil-e-Gumshuda and Band Khirkiyan — posted on his Instagram Stories and featured how different distributions dishonestly revealed the entertainer's comments from his new meeting to Urdu News. Reports asserted that the entertainer had called ladies in media outlets 'counterfeit'. 

"Truly dismal to perceive how your words can be turned to sound so regrettable just so these media pages can stand out enough to be noticed and loves," Ali composed on his Instagram Stories. "I'm so frustrated. I will before long address every one of the gibberish these pages are posting and will make a legitimate move whenever required. Till then have faith in 'what you see me saying' instead of what you read [from other sources]." 

"Unfortunately the news-casting I see these days is simply reckless," Ali proceeded. "They don't mind how the individual they are expounding on would feel about it. Nobody reconfirmed my assertion!" 

In his meeting with Urdu News, the entertainer was inquired as to why he picked individual entertainer Hina Altaf as his soul mate. "I met a great deal of ladies while working, I befriended a couple however a large number of them were exceptionally counterfeit," he had said. "That is to say, they weren't what they introduced themselves to be. While working with Hina I understood she's an undeniable individual and didn't have those phony attributes. She talks reality and stays out of other people's affairs." 

Altaf additionally took to Instagram to explain that the assertion had been distorted by different distributions. "He said 'the vast majority of the young ladies I met in my life were phony', " she posted on her Instagram Stories. "He never utilized the words 'ladies in the business'. These are completely two distinct proclamations that hold various implications," she composed.