After a viral video of a student being beaten went viral, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan responded. When I apologized to him, he began to cry.

In a now-viral video, singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan is shown beating a man in a room over a "bottle." He explained the incident by saying the man was his apprentice.Speaking candidly, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan discussed a recently circulated video in which he was seen striking Naveed Hasnain with a shoe. Speaking with Adeel Asif on his podcast, the Pakistani artist expressed his regret to Naveed, referring to him as his "protege" or "shagird." He had already addressed the issue after receiving backlash on social media for supposedly physically torturing his protégé.Rahat apologized to Adeel for the incident and said, "I did apologize to him." Saying, "Ustaad ji (Sir), why are you doing this?" he broke down in tears. "Jaise role hota hai, baap ka," remarked the 49-year-old. Shagird ki jarurat hai baap hone ki baap. I am his instructor; humne woh role hi adaa kia hai. I've taken on the part of his dad).He continued by saying that he has been covering the costs of his employee's wedding and medical care for their family. Rahat was shown repeatedly kicking and slapping the worker with his shoe over a "bottle" in the widely shared video.

He later clarified that it was "pir sahab ka dum ka paani (holy water)" in response to the many taunts he received.On trolls, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan The Pakistani singer responded to the trolling by saying, "He is my protege, and I accepted that I scolded and trashed him." I apologized afterwards. It was good up until this point, but now people are making fun of it. In actuality, though, he was carrying my holy water. People do not realize how serious the issue is. Since it concerns my spiritual guide, it is a very serious problem for me.Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, identifying the man as his pupil, was shown on the video striking and slapping him. "Where is my bottle?" he continued asking him. Rahat then referred to the event as a "internal matter" involving a boss and his worker. "What you have witnessed in these movies pertains to a dispute that exists inside between a shagird (protege) and a ustaad (master). We give our proteges a lot of praise when they perform well, and we penalize them when they make mistakes. In a different video that included Hasnain and his father, he clarified, "I had apologized to him at the same time."