Mehak Malik

Mehak Malik (born 11 March 1995) is a Pakistani transgender dancer, TikToker, and stage actor known for her mujra performances. She gained popularity through social media and live stage shows, primarily in Punjab , and regularly performs in cities such as Multan. Malik has amassed millions of followers on platforms including TikTok and YouTube, where she shares dance videos, often set to Bollywood songs.

Early life Mehak Malik was born as Kashan Rajpoot on 11 March 1995 in Toba Tek Singh District, Punjab, Pakistan. Her family belongs to the Malik Kokar caste, with roots tracing back to migrants from Ludhiana District, Punjab, India, who settled in Pakistan following the 1947 Partition. From a young age, she showed interest in dance and performance, often mimicking songs by Pakistani singer Noor Jehan.

Later that month, a special team constituted by Deputy Superintendent of Police Mazhar Hayat Hiraj had located Faisal Abbas in Sahuka village near Burewala, where he was living of his own accord in a rented building, and that police had accordingly treated the abduction as fabricated. Despite this, further judicial proceedings continued and in December 2022, Civil Judge/Magistrate Kashan Muhammad Ali of Vehari framed formal charges against Malik and her co-accused, setting a further hearing for 20 January 2023; the complainants alleged that Malik was pressuring them to withdraw the case.

Multan theatre shooting (2024) On 7 August 2024, an unidentified assailant opened fire at Babar Theatre in Multan, where Malik was performing. She was unhurt in the attack. A case was registered at Chahelyek Police Station on the complaint of her brother, and the theatre's focal person Shafiq Chandia publicly criticised its management over what he described as inadequate security.

Bahawalpur mehndi case (2025) On 10 April 2025, Bahawalpur police registered a first information report against Malik and 34 others in connection with a mehndi ceremony held in a village near Mandi Yazman, booking them under the Amplifier Act for what the FIR described as an obscene dance performance and the showering of currency notes on the performer. Police said Malik had been invited to perform at the private wedding-related function and had allegedly danced in revealing attire to explicit songs; ten of the accused were named in the FIR, with 25 others left unidentified, and some government employees, including a police constable, were reportedly present at the event.