Adnan Zafar, also known as Ken Doll, is one of the most popular digital influencers in Pakistan, with around 3.5 million Instagram followers. He is known for his comedic videos and brand endorsements. Ken initially began his digital career in Dubai but has now made a strong mark in the Pakistani digital market as well. He also walked the ramp at BCW 2025. The digital creator was recently in the news due to a controversy with fellow creators, which he has now resolved after issuing an apology.
Ken Doll recently appeared on FHN’s podcast, hosted by Adnan Faisal. During the podcast, he opened up about being a revengeful person. He also revealed that he recreated the famous Shahrukh Khan song Tujhe Dekha Toh Yeh Jaana Sanam.
Talking about being revengeful with critics, he said, “I think it is important to fix people when needed. If you are too sweet, people will take advantage of you; if you are too bitter, people will leave you. There should be a balance, and I believe in taking revenge at the right time. If someone crosses my boundary, I make sure to take revenge properly. Now that I have connections, I always deal with situations in a positive and subtle way. If someone offends me, I contact the authorities and take legal action against them to show them that they cannot speak against me like that.” Here is the link to the video:
Talking about recreating SRK’s iconic song, he said, “I was passing by the mustard fields and thought I should make a video on the SRK song. I then called Abeer Asad Khan, my co-star. Although, I am always comfortable working with my friends like Jannat and Alishba. Abeer, of course, is a supermodel—I couldn’t find a better person than her for this specific gig. I asked her to wear white and keep her hair curly. We worked really hard: we researched the location multiple times and even waded through cow dung to find the best spot. I remember my shoes were muddy by the time we finished shooting. I always write my content ideas in diaries.” Watch here:
Also watch his recreation of Tujhe Dekha to Yeh Jana Sanam here:
