The Real Fatal Attraction

2025

Documentary

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IMDb Rating 5.6/10 10 154 154

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Plot summary

The extraordinary story of one woman's terrifying campaign to destroy the life and reputation of a young barrister, told by the victim himself, that describes the jaw-dropping levels of harassment that he was subjected to.

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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Sleepin_Dragon 4 / 10

What a loathsome guy.

Iqbal Mohammed begins an affair with Anisah Ahmed. When she learns that he's a married man, she retaliates in a shocking and destructive manner.It's quite an irritating documentary; I don't think it's actually very balanced, as we only hear one side of it.I have to say this before I go anywhere: Iqbal is quite something. He's the one who caused the situation; he cheated on his beautiful wife, got caught, and ultimately suffered a brutal retaliation-a situation I would suggest is of his own making. He is NOT a victim.I'm struggling to understand what Lubna sees in him and why on earth she chose to go back to him. I mean, come on, as the saying goes, once a cheat......As for the crazy lady, would she have done a Glenn Close if Iqbal had been honest with her and volunteered that slight detail of being married?I think I have as much sympathy for Anisah as I do for Iqbal. He really does go on. He presents as someone so self-righteous, so moral-what a joke!4/10.
Reviewed by benjyh 1 / 10

Insufferable

Don't watch this! It was absolutely rubbish. Never heard a man who so evidently loves the sound of his own voice so much.It was overly dramatised for the sake of it, and on the subject of 'manipulation' he keeps mentioning, he fails to mention that he effectively manipulated a younger woman to get her into bed.Obviously, the false rape allegations are awful, and literally something which can't be condoned, but it felt incredibly self indulgent by the accused.It is so poorly put together, production wise. They use the same shot no less than 4 times, and feels drawn out and unfocused.Save yourself an hour and watch literally anything else.
Reviewed by ItsM-768 1 / 10

One-Sided and Misleading - Where's the Real Accountability?

I just finished watching The Real Fatal Attraction on Netflix, and I have to say, I'm extremely disappointed by the way this documentary framed the narrative. It tried very hard to portray Muhammad Iqbal as an innocent victim, but in reality, his actions were far from innocent.Let's not forget: Iqbal cheated on his wife, lied about his marriage, and was sexually involved with another woman, Anisa, under false pretenses. These are serious moral and emotional betrayals. He manipulated Anisa, who entered into the relationship genuinely, not knowing he was already married. She trusted him - emotionally, physically, and mentally - only to find out it was all based on lies. Her heartbreak and outrage were justified.And to Iqbal's wife - what a powerful and resilient woman. Despite the betrayal, despite the lies and public exposure, she stood by him. Whether out of strength, forgiveness, or personal conviction, she chose to face the storm with dignity. Salute to the wife who carried the burden of her husband's disgrace and still remained composed. She deserves far more recognition than the man at the center of this scandal.The documentary failed to highlight the core wrongdoing: Iqbal's betrayal of two women. In some cultures and faiths, such as in Islam, sexual relations outside of marriage are considered zina - a serious offense that carries heavy consequences. If this case had been judged under Islamic law, his actions would not have been brushed aside so easily. But because this took place in the UK, he walked away without true accountability.This documentary felt less like an investigation and more like an attempt to clean up Iqbal's image. It minimized the emotional damage he caused and ignored the fact that he set all this in motion through dishonesty and infidelity. Instead of focusing only on Anisa's reaction, maybe ask: what drove her to that point?This wasn't a story of a man being wrongfully accused - this was a story of a man who used, lied, and walked away, while the women suffered.
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