Lahore, Pakistan – November 22, 2025: In a raw and revealing interview teaser that’s already sending shockwaves through Pakistani showbiz, heartthrob actor Feroze Khan has confessed to enduring near-death ordeals triggered by the relentless backlash following his high-profile divorce from Syeda Aliza Sultan. The star, best known for his intense roles in dramas like Ishqiya and Khuda Aur Mohabbat 3, didn’t hold back on the toll of public scrutiny, industry isolation, and a torrent of online vitriol that nearly broke him.
Speaking to host Yasir Nawaz in a segment teased by Green Entertainment, the 35-year-old actor delved into the dark underbelly of fame’s double-edged sword. “I have been targeted intensely for my personal life,” Feroze admitted, his voice laced with vulnerability. He recounted how the post-divorce storm – ignited by Aliza’s 2022 allegations of emotional and physical abuse, backed by medical reports and photos – led to a cascade of condemnations from peers. Prominent actresses like Iqra Aziz, Aiman Khan, Minal Khan, Ushna Shah, and Mariyam Nafees publicly distanced themselves, with Iqra even pulling out of his drama Sanwal Yaar Piya, citing ethical concerns. The fallout? Professional blacklisting, a custody battle for their two children (son Mohammad Sultan and daughter Fatima), and an avalanche of social media hate that Feroze says pushed him to the brink of collapse.
The most harrowing revelation came when Feroze described his “near-death experiences” stemming from the unrelenting stress. “The constant hate and negativity… I almost died from it,” he shared, alluding to severe physical and mental strain that left him hospitalized and questioning his will to live. Amid the chaos, he leaned on faith and family, crediting his mother’s unwavering prayers as his lifeline. “My mother’s duas kept me strong when everything else failed,” he said, his eyes welling up in the clip. Feroze, ever the resilient figure, framed the ordeal as a divine purge: “Allah put a filter in my life to remove toxic people.” He even took subtle jabs at his detractors, vowing no future collaborations and emphasizing his commitment to positivity – evident in his chiseled physique, which he calls a “temple maintained through good vibes.”
This isn’t Feroze’s first brush with controversy. The 2022 divorce, finalized after four years of marriage, exploded into a national debate on domestic violence when Aliza detailed years of alleged infidelity and abuse in court filings. Feroze vehemently denied the claims in a lengthy Instagram statement, calling them “baseless and malicious,” but the damage was done. Celebrities rallied behind Aliza, with figures like Osman Khalid Butt and Saboor Aly demanding justice, while Feroze’s family – including his sisters – staunchly defended him. The saga resurfaced in 2024 with rumors of a second divorce from his brief marriage to Dr. Zainab, sparked by a hacked Instagram post accusing her of blackmail – though both parties later dismissed it as misinformation.
Now, three years on, Feroze is reclaiming his narrative. With a slew of upcoming projects, including Sanwal Yaar Piya, he’s channeling the pain into purpose, advocating for mental health awareness in an industry often blind to its stars’ struggles. Fans, divided as ever, have flooded social media: #StandWithFeroze trends alongside calls for accountability, with one supporter tweeting, “Finally, the truth from the man who’s been silenced too long. Prayers for healing.” Critics, however, urge deeper reflection on the abuse allegations.
As the full interview drops soon, Feroze’s story serves as a stark reminder of celebrity’s hidden costs. From gym sessions as therapy to faith-fueled comebacks, he’s proving survival is his strongest role yet. Will this vulnerability redeem him in the eyes of skeptics, or reignite old wounds? In Lollywood’s unforgiving spotlight, only time – and perhaps another dua – will tell.
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