Juggan Kazim apologizes to Alizeh Shah over mimicry video

Juggun Kazim has apologized to Alizeh Shah over a viral video clip in which the television host mimicked Alizeh’s on-stage fall during a morning show segment with singer Shazia Manzoor.
The drama unfolded four years ago, when a snippet from Juggun’s morning show began circulating on social media, showing her mimicking Alizeh Shah.
While Juggun claimed it was meant as ‘light-hearted fun’, fans of Alizeh were quick to call it mockery, igniting a wave of criticism online.
The controversy escalated after Alizeh Shah launched a tirade against those who exploit industry tensions for attention, also referencing Shazia Manzoor, whom she accused of cashing in on her infamous fall by turning it into a trend.
Fans and followers of Alizeh Shah stood firmly by her, lashing out at the lack of professionalism displayed in morning shows and demanding greater respect among artists.Juggan Kazim later took to social media and shared a video message, apologising to Alizeh Shah. “I never intended to hurt her. It was not meant to be insulting. I genuinely respect Alizeh Shah and tender my apology,” Juggun said.Alizeh Shah accepted Juggun’s apology. 
In a subtle yet significant gesture, she posted a reconciliation on her Instagram handle and stressed Juggun should forgive her mistakes too.
The message marked a turning point in the feud, with many followers expressing relief that the matter had been resolved maturely.
Despite the public reconciliation, the entertainment industry has largely remained silent. 
While a few stars liked or shared Alizeh’s Shah posts, most have refrained from commenting, likely to avoid getting caught in the crossfire.
Still, this feud has raised important questions about the responsibility that comes with being in the spotlight.
The incident also sparked broader discussions about ethical media conduct, the harmful effects of on-air mimicry, and how personal attacks, disguised as humour, can leave lasting damage.