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TikTok Creator Awards 2024: Pakistan’s Top Digital Stars Honored

  • March 11, 2025
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TikTok hosted its highly anticipated Creator Awards 2024 in Lahore, marking the third time the event has been held in Pakistan. The awards honored outstanding content creators who have made a significant impact in the digital space, recognizing their talent, creativity, and influence in shaping Pakistan’s online culture.

The ceremony showcased the diverse range of creators who have captivated audiences with engaging and innovative content. This year, awards were presented across ten different categories, celebrating those who have excelled in entertainment, education, social impact, fashion, travel, and more. Saif Mujahid, Head of Content Operations, Pakistan at TikTok, emphasized the importance of recognizing and supporting the local creator community.

“TikTok Creator Awards highlight the extraordinary creativity and skill of our Pakistani community on TikTok. We are thrilled to celebrate the creators who have not only entertained and educated us but also contributed to the dynamic and diverse digital culture. And hosting the event for the third time in Pakistan reflects our ongoing efforts to support and encourage local talent.”

One of the most coveted titles of the evening, Creator of the Year, was awarded to Muhammad Ahmed, popularly known as Mr Battery (@mr_battery), whose content has garnered widespread acclaim. Emerging Creator of the Year went to Abbas Bukhari (@abbasbukhari), while Azad Chaiwala (@azadchaiwalaofficial) was recognized as Social Impact Creator of the Year for his contributions in inspiring and educating audiences.

Sid Rapper (@sidmr.rapper4) took home the OG Creator of the Year award, a title given to those who have been consistent pioneers in content creation. Zunair Kamboh (@zunairkamboh) was awarded Travel Creator of the Year, acknowledging his exceptional content that has brought global and local travel experiences to life.

The Long Form/1min+ Content Creator of the Year award went to Usama Khan (@techusama), highlighting his expertise in producing engaging, informative content. In the food category, Amna Ashraf (@amnaashrafff) was honored as the Food Creator of the Year, while Rida Naqqash (@ridakaghar) was recognized as the Entertainment Creator of the Year for her engaging and entertaining content.

Fashion and beauty content also received well-deserved recognition, with Abdul Rehman (@chaudhry_abdulrehman) winning the Beauty and Fashion Creator of the Year award for his trendsetting videos. Meanwhile, the Video of the Year award was given to Muhammad Sahil (@m.sahillll), whose viral content stood out among the best of the year.

Unlike traditional awards, the winners of the TikTok Creator Awards were determined by community participation. Users voted for their favorite creators through an in-app voting system, ensuring a transparent and fair process where the voices of the audience truly mattered. The creators who received the most votes in their respective categories emerged victorious.

The TikTok Creator Awards 2024 was more than just a celebration; it reinforced the platform’s commitment to fostering creativity and empowering Pakistani content creators. By providing a space for self-expression and meaningful engagement, TikTok continues to serve as a driving force in the country’s digital transformation.

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