Pakistani actress Amna Malik has responded to viral social media claims suggesting that jinn were living in her house. She clarified that her earlier comments had been misunderstood and taken out of context.
The actress shared a video on her Instagram account to explain the situation and address the rumours circulating online.
The controversy began after her appearance on Geo News’ popular comedy programme Hansna Mana Hai, hosted by Tabish Hashmi.
During the show, the host asked whether she had ever experienced any paranormal activity.
In response, the actress recalled an unusual incident involving money and personal belongings that had reportedly gone missing from her home.
She explained that she had previously heard stories about young jinn playing harmless tricks inside houses.
According to those stories, such beings could hide household items and sometimes return them when asked.
However, her comments quickly gained attention on social media, with several users interpreting them as confirmation of paranormal activity.
Amna Malik later clarified that she had never claimed jinn were living inside her house.
She expressed concern over how her remarks had been presented and discussed across different social media platforms.
The actress revealed that she had personally contacted a website to request the removal of a misleading post.
The post reportedly suggested that she had confirmed the presence of jinn in her home.
Addressing the speculation with humour, she said that having jinn in her house would have helped her achieve greater success.
Her response was intended to dismiss the rumours rather than support the claims circulating online.
The situation also led to unexpected messages from social media users.
The actress revealed that some people had contacted her seeking help with marriage arrangements and missing belongings.
Others reportedly believed she could use supernatural assistance to solve their personal problems.
Amna Malik also spoke about the criticism she received following the viral controversy.
She said some social media users had accused her of shirk, an Islamic term referring to associating partners with Allah.
Others reportedly labelled her a witch based on the misunderstood statements.
The actress rejected these allegations and urged people to understand the full context before making judgments.
She stressed that her original comments were simply part of a conversation about unusual experiences and stories she had heard.
The Pakistani actress maintained that she had no jinn in her house and had never claimed otherwise.
Her clarification highlights how short clips from television interviews can create misunderstandings when shared without their original context.
The controversy has also drawn attention to the challenges celebrities face when their statements spread rapidly across social media.
By addressing the matter publicly, the actress sought to end the speculation surrounding her earlier television appearance.
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She encouraged viewers to avoid spreading misleading information and to consider the complete conversation before forming opinions.
