Popular TV host and actor Sahir Lodhi has responded for the first time after his recent "Jee Bhai" videos went viral on social media.

These short clips, where he acts out everyday situations in a fun and dramatic way, became a trending topic across Pakistan.

In each video, Lodhi is seen doing things like preparing for a meeting or staying busy.

The clips always begin with the cameraman walking in and Lodhi turning with a playful line, “You’re back again?” This simple format caught people’s attention and started a trend.

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Soon after the videos went viral, actors like Ijaz Aslam, Faisal Qureshi, Yasir Nawaz, and comedian Tabish Hashmi made parody versions of Lodhi’s videos.

Their lighthearted spoofs quickly spread online, with fans and other social media users joining the fun.

However, not everyone supported the mocking tone. Actress Mehwish Hayat spoke up and said it wasn’t fair to make fun of someone who has worked hard to earn his place in the entertainment world.

Sahir Lodhi’s Reaction

Lodhi broke his silence and shared his thoughts on the situation. He said:

“Whether people love me or hate me, it is their right. Allah has given every human being freedom of opinion, so I cannot stop anyone from expressing it.”

While he admitted that some comments did hurt him, Lodhi also said he believes his fellow celebrities meant no harm and were simply having fun.

“I would never reply in the same mocking way,” he added, showing that he wants to stay respectful.

Grateful to Mehwish Hayat

Lodhi also thanked Mehwish Hayat for standing by him:

“Mehwish said supportive things for me in a difficult time, and I am grateful to her from the bottom of my heart. We worked together years ago, and she is still as kind and dignified as ever.”

This story shows how quickly social media trends can grow and how public figures respond to both praise and criticism.

Sahir Lodhi’s calm and respectful reaction gives an example of how to handle online trolling with grace.

At the same time, Mehwish Hayat’s support reminds us that the entertainment industry should stand together rather than tear each other down.

The story also highlights a bigger conversation about the line between humor and disrespect, especially in a digital age where content spreads fast and responses are often amplified.