PMs and wives change quickly in Pakistan: Saeeda Imtiaz

Entertainment Jan, 24 2024
PMs and wives change quickly in Pakistan: Saeeda Imtiaz
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Saeeda Imtiaz, well-known actress has expressed her disappointment over Pakistani men getting married more than once.

Actress wrote about marriage on her Instagram account, saying, "After seeing situation in Pakistan, I don't think I would like to marry Pakistani boy." She said, "There are no weddings here, I will find man from another country."

Pointing out that prime ministers here changes after "Every 2 years", she said, "So after few years wives also change."

Saeeda didn't mention Shoaib Malik and Sana Javed directly, some people think her comments were in response to news of cricketer's divorce from Indian tennis ace Sania Mirza and subsequent marriage.

Published in The Daily National Courier, January, 25 2024

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Farhan Hashim Kotwal
Farhan Hashim Kotwal https://www.dailynationalcourier.com/author/farhan-hashim-kotwal
Journalist at Daily National Courier. Covering different beats including Entertainment, Sports & other news content in a well-versed manner. Also member of Karachi Union of Journalist (KUJ). Also handling digital media content.

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