Pakistani Tiktok celebrity Hareem Shah is one of the known names who knows how to stir up controversy, anytime she desires. She knows the art of being in news all the time, making the most of opportunities that lie in front of her.
Yesterday, the Tik Tok star Hareem Shah got arrested along with her husband. While she was traveling to Muscat from Turkey, the Turkish police arrested her for carrying a hefty amount of money. It is not the first time when she has been under fire because of money. Previously, she made a live video on another short video platform, Snack Video, in which she was openly displaying bundles of cash. As a result, the Federal Investigating Agency (FIA) ceased her accounts and launched an investigation upon her. But Hareem responded that the officials cannot do anything against her.
As a Tik Tok star, Hareem Shah has always chosen to remain controversial and bold. Not only she is famous for flaunting bundles of cash but also for roaming around making videos in the most sensitive places. These include the Foreign Office, where no ordinary Pakistani can go with a camera in hand. In short, the controversial star knows the formula of getting in the limelight by hook or cook. Even though most of these controversies by Hareem Shah have mostly landed her in hot waters. But anyhow she knows how to get out of trouble when least expected. According to her,
“It is my good fortune that I can access places not many people are allowed in. So far, I’ve not faced any difficulty in visiting government offices and places of power because Allah has granted me this good fortune.”
There is no denying the fact that Hareem Shah possesses a rebellious personality. She started her career from humble beginnings. According to her, she belonged to a very conservative family and hails from a village. As far as her education is concerned she has only studied till class 6 and till then she never had the opportunity to avail of education. In an interview she said,
“I had dreams of being a doctor so in order to continue my education, my father took me to Mansehra first, and later on, I went to Lahore, Peshawar, and Islamabad to continue my studies. The only other option was to live like a caged bird.”
