Tashu’s father appeals for help against online bullying, denies exploitation, and warns of legal action
Zartasha Kashif, known on social media as Tashu, is a young creator and model who has collaborated with various brands and appeared on recent podcasts and shows. Participating in Shan-e-Ramazan this year, several of her clips went viral on social media with viewers reacting to her expressions and commentary. While many found her appearance charming, some criticized her for being over the top.
The criticism that Zarasha has faced has affected her family, especially her father who expressed his distress over the online trolling directed at his six-year-old daughter.
Content creator Maheen Anwari posted an Instagram video raising concern for the child, claiming that she is being exploited by her parents for social media gain and political commentary. She further stated that instead of blaming others, the father should protect his child from thie dark world until she is 18 years of age.
In response, Zartasha’s father posted an Instagram video highlighting the issue. He became emotional and pleaded for intervention from figures like Punjab CM Maryam Nawaz, as well as the FIA, to protect his daughter from online bullying. He further emphasized that she has never been involved in any inappropriate shoots and is simply expressing her patriotism.
His caption read, “This is not just about our daughter—it is about the safety and dignity of every child in Pakistan. We sincerely seek justice, protection, and accountability.”
At the moment, the father has warned that legal action would be taken against anyone targeting his daughter.
He also went on to share the positive generosity that Zartasha is bringing to Pakistan, by sharing an Instagram post highlighting the donations she made during Ramazan.
“She is a true inspiration for all little ones, proving that age is no barrier to doing good, spreading positivity, and making a real difference in the world”, her father stated.
