Sufi Motiwala responds gracefully to Javed sisters' accusations amidst online drama

Sufi Motiwala has finally broken his silence on the ongoing drama surrounding him and the Javed sisters—Uorfi and Dolly Javed. Taking to Instagram, Sufi addressed the situation with grace and clarity, shutting down the accusations thrown at him, particularly by Dolly, who recently targeted him for being a “hypocrite.”

The drama began when Sufi shared a general Instagram story condemning homophobic slurs that he had been receiving online. He never took any specific names or pointed fingers. However, Dolly Javed reacted strongly to his post, assuming it was aimed at her or her sister, and began criticising him publicly.

In response, Sufi calmly reminded everyone that he never mentioned any names in his original post. His message was meant as a general statement against hate and online bullying. “If the shoe fits, wear it,” he wrote, making it clear that those who felt targeted might be revealing more about themselves than about his intentions.

He further pointed out that people who were not even a part of the situation were now dragging his name into the spotlight to create unnecessary controversy. He especially called out the Javed sisters for trying to stay relevant by creating drama, especially after their elimination from the reality show The Traitors. “Don’t use me for TRPs,” he added, clearly unimpressed by what he sees as attention-seeking behaviour.

What stood out most about Sufi’s reaction was his composed and respectful tone. Rather than matching the aggressive or emotional tone often seen in online confrontations, he chose to stay above the noise and focus on facts. His dignified response won appreciation from his followers, who praised him for standing up for himself without stooping to personal attacks.

Sufi’s statement wasn’t just a response to an accusation—it was a powerful reminder to call out selective outrage and to set boundaries when people twist narratives for their benefit. In a space often filled with drama and negativity, his refusal to engage in mudslinging has sent a strong message.

In the end, Sufi’s stance is clear: he will speak out against hate but won’t let his voice be used for sensationalism. His response serves as an example of how to deal with criticism and false accusations with integrity and calmness.