Viral baraat video shows Momina Iqbal and family in shocking pose
Momina Iqbal’s baraat video circulated online after relatives reportedly raised middle fingers toward the camera during wedding photos. Social media users reacted with criticism and confusion, with debate intensifying amid earlier harassment allegations.

A wedding celebration that was supposed to be a joyful milestone for actress Momina Iqbal has taken over social media for an entirely different reason.
Clips from her baraat are now circulating widely online, showing Momina Iqbal posing with her husband Hamza Habib and close family members during the wedding festivities.
In the viral video, Momina Iqbal, her husband, and two of her brothers can be seen posing for the camera. However, what quickly grabbed attention was the gesture made by the family members — with all except the bride herself raising their middle fingers toward the camera.
The clip spread rapidly across social media platforms, with many users calling the gesture inappropriate and disrespectful, especially given the formal and celebratory nature of the occasion.
Reactions online were swift and divided, with some expressing disappointment over what they saw.
One user commented, “Respectful family etiquettes coming from respected parents.”
Another wrote, “So who are they showing this finger to, their sister or her husband or their parents or the wedding guests? I’m confused.”
A more sarcastic reaction read, “Momina Chadar ko kha pee ker dhakaar maar gye.”
The controversy comes shortly after Momina Iqbal had been in the headlines for addressing serious allegations involving online harassment, cyberbullying, and threats she claimed were linked to a political figure. That background has only intensified public attention around her personal life and recent wedding celebrations.
While wedding festivities are usually a private and joyful affair, this particular clip has turned into one of the most widely discussed celebrity moments online this week — with opinions sharply split across social media.
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