Saiyaara's Alam Khan & Aarya Babbar's SHOCKING MESSAGES to young influencer EXPOSED: 'Suggested me to come..'

An Instagram content creator who goes by the name hikyyraa recently took to her handle to share screenshots of alleged conversations with two well-known names from the entertainment industry. In her video, the creator exposed messages she claims to have received from actor Aarya Babbar and Aslam Khan, who is best known for his work in Saiyyara and Kota Factory.

In the video, Alam is repeatedly seen asking her to meet him at “home,” even after she questions why they cannot meet outside. When she raises this concern, Alam replies, “Today I am meeting someone home, whoever it is.” The creator then goes on to share screenshots of her conversation with Aarya Babbar, revealing that the actor asked her for her “snap.” She expressed her discomfort, stating that she did not understand why a married man would make such a request. In the shared chat, Aarya can be seen asking her if she is on “snap.”

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Alongside the screenshots, the creator penned a detailed note clarifying her intent and addressing the attention the post received. She wrote, 'I made a small change to the caption and it went viral, so I’m adding a bit more context. I remember matching with the first guy on Bumble and then talking on Instagram. I was very clear with my intentions, but he always kept goofing around. I thought he was just fun and genuinely open to meeting people, so we continued talking. But every single time, the only plan he suggested was me coming over to his place. It felt to me like he couldn’t meet me outside, while still going out with his friends, and that didn’t sit right with me. The other guy texted me out of nowhere a couple of days ago. I replied because I recognised him from before, and honestly, any normal person would. But when a 44-year-old asked for my Snapchat and turned on disappearing messages on Instagram, his behaviour clearly suggested something I wasn’t comfortable with. People might think I’m using these names for fame or attention, but that’s not the point. The idea that celebrities or public figures are always “clean profiles” needs to be questioned. It’s not just them, there are many in the industry who do this, but because they play it safe and women often ignore it, it keeps happening. I was hesitant to share this, but staying silent only lets it continue. Basic kindness is not flirtation. Respect is not an invitation. And no amount of status gives anyone the right to comment on my body or make assumptions about me. This is my personal experience and interpretation, shared only for awareness. I’m not generalising or encouraging hate toward anyone.'

Adding to this, the creator later shared Instagram stories featuring a screenshot of a message allegedly sent by Aarya Babbar, in which he reportedly called the reel “weird” and claimed that her actions reflected a lack of substance. In another story, she posted messages she had received from others about Aarya, with one claiming that the actor “claims to be in an open relationship.”

While Aslam Khan has not reacted publicly to the allegations, Aarya Babbar has reportedly declined to engage further and has termed the reel “misleading.”

As the controversy continues to unfold on social media, the incident has reignited conversations around consent, personal boundaries, and the responsibility that comes with visibility and influence. With the creator maintaining that her intent was awareness rather than attention, and with mixed responses from those named in the screenshots, the situation underscores how quickly private interactions can become public discourse. Until further clarification or responses emerge, the matter remains rooted in individual claims, prompting broader reflection on online behaviour, power dynamics, and accountability within the industry.