Amid Minahil Malik's Leaked Video THIS Pakistani Actress' Controversy Came Into Limelight; Who is Mathira?

Pakistani Actress Leaked Video: We have recently seen several actresses, including Aliza Sehar, Imsha Rehman, and Minahil Malik, bagging headlines for their leaked videos. Amid the controversies, another name of a Pakistani actress whose video went viral way back in 2024 is surfacing online. This Pakistani influencer is a very famous name in the entertainment industry. Even though the actress's video is circulated online, it was never proven to be real. After the video went viral all over social media, this Pakistani actress took a step and reacted to it. Let us further take a look at what has exactly happened:

Pakistani Actress Leaked Video: Who is Mathira Mohammad?

Mathira Mohammad is a well known Pakistani actress who is commonly known by her first name Mathira. Mathira was born in Zimbabwe and later her family relocated to Pakistan. She is a model, actress and TV host. Mathira's Instagram handle goes by the name @real_mathira. On march 1, Mathira celebrated her 33th birthday. Uploading a bunch of videos and pictures, Mathira wrote, "Finally 🎂33 years old 💃🏻
Made in 1992 Limited Edition ! ♓️ Balloons cake donuts and loads of Love care affection💕 best bday." She has a huge fan following on social media, with 2.6M followers on Instagram and around 60K on X. She was married to Pakistani singer Farran J Mirza but later got divorced in the year 2018.

Mathira Mohammad Leaked Video

Mathira Mohammad went viral on social media back in 2024 because of the alleged leak of the explicit video that featured her. As the videos circulated online, Mathira's name went viral. However, the authenticity of the viral video was never proven to be real. Mathira and her family further denied all the accusation, calling the circulating video to be fake. She posted on X, "People are miss using my name and my photoshoot pictures and adding fake stuff in please have shame ! 🙏🏻
Keep me out of this trashy nonsence (sic)."

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