In a surprising turn of events, Instagram accounts of several Pakistani actors, including the immensely popular Hania Aamir, have reportedly been blocked in India. The development has sparked widespread discussion on social media, with fans on both sides of the border expressing concern and confusion over the sudden restriction.
Affected Celebrities
Alongside Hania Aamir, other notable Pakistani entertainment figures whose accounts are reportedly inaccessible in India include:
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Ahad Raza Mir
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Sajal Aly
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Imran Abbas
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Feroze Khan
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Mahira Khan
Many Indian fans reported being unable to access these profiles since late April 2025. Screenshots shared online show the message: “User not found” or “Content unavailable in your region,” raising suspicions of a geo-blocking restriction.
Possible Reasons
While Instagram (owned by Meta) has not issued an official statement yet, digital experts speculate this may be linked to broader political tensions or regulatory decisions. In past instances, platforms have complied with region-specific government directives that affect content availability. However, it remains unclear whether this was a government-led move or an internal platform decision in response to flagged content or policies.
Industry Reactions
Fans and fellow artists from both India and Pakistan have reacted strongly:
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Pakistani Celebrities: Some artists have started posting via alternate or fan-run accounts, urging their followers to stay connected. Hania Aamir herself posted a story saying, “Woke up to so many messages from India – love you guys, always.”
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Indian Fans: Disappointed followers have flooded X (formerly Twitter) and Threads with hashtags like #UnblockHaniaAamir and #LetArtBridgeBorders, demanding access be restored.
Cultural Impact
Hania Aamir, in particular, has seen a surge in Indian popularity in recent years, thanks to viral Instagram reels, collaborations with Indian influencers, and the growing global reach of Pakistani dramas. Her Instagram content, a mix of dance videos, candid moments, and fashion, had attracted millions of Indian followers.
The block has reignited the debate around digital censorship and the politics of cross-border entertainment. With art and culture continuing to serve as bridges between the two nations despite political tensions, fans hope that this is only a temporary glitch.
Awaiting Clarification
Until Meta or the Indian government provides an explanation, the situation remains speculative. Meanwhile, many Indian users are turning to VPNs to access the content, while others are relying on fan pages to stay updated.
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