Alishba Anjum and Ken Doll Call Out Zahid Ahmed’s Double Standards | Six Screens

Zahid Ahmed had harshly criticised digital content creators. He called them “jahannumi” and said social media is the work of the devil. Alishba didn’t stay silent. The influencer responded with bold posts showing Zahid’s public pictures while also sharing his comments.

Ken Doll named Adnan also joined the reaction. He pointed out that when actors act publicly, people call it “art”, but when creators make similar videos, they face insults. Adnan called this unfair.

The Accusations

Alishba wrote, “You talk about religion with someone else’s wife on your arms, dance on stage and call creators jahannumi”. She mentioned Zahid’s hugging acts and stage dancing in response to his statement.

Anjum also highlighted how Zahid judges content creators while he uses social platforms and lives publicly. The creator also asked if that makes him exempt from his own words.

Why It Matters

At Six Screen Entertainment, we believe this issue reflects a bigger conversation. Content creators face negative remarks a lot. Although this is true when established stars call creators out, and the show of power is exposed. It is a moment reminding us that respect is due to all, not just to actors but also to influencers and digital content creators.

By speaking up, Alishba and Ken Doll reminded their fans and the industry: double standards are not encouraged anymore. Authenticity and fairness are now important.

What Comes Next

However, the public’s reaction to this call-out is strong. Many fans backed Alishba and Ken Doll. On the other hand, many took Zahid Ahmed’s side. The debate is still going on on social platforms. For content creators, this may become a pinching point. They may demand equal recognition and respect that celebrities get. For celebrities, it’s important to think before speaking, as their words can hurt someone.

Final Thoughts

This debate is a clear signal: the world watches, standards shift, and the public voice matters. At Six Screen Entertainment, we hope fairness and honesty win the day—and that no one gets judged for making content while someone else stands in a position of power.