Behroze Sabzwari is a famous Pakistani actor and is loved by his powerful role in iconic dramas Khuda Ki Basti, Tan Hayan, Zindagi Gulzar Haiand Humsafar.
His iconic characters like Nosha and Qabacha etched him as one of the most respected figures in the entertainment industry. His perfect acting skills have led Subwari to build a decades-long career and constantly earning praise for his performances.
His opinions on social issues are as loud as his career and do not steer away from expressing his views.
Recently, Sabzwari appeared at Madeha Nakvi’s morning show, Subh Ka Samaaalong with his wife, Safeena Sheikh. The topic of increasing divorce rates was raised, and the hosts mentioned how these separations are painful for parents. She raised questions to the couple in search of their perspective on the issue.
Safeena Sheikh responded diplomatically and highlighted the differences between misconceptions and expectations as the main causes of misconceptions leading to divorce, but Behroze Sabzwari took a more direct approach. He boldly argued that the rise in divorce rates was the result of girls being overly spoiled by their families.
“I attend elaborate wedding events on a budget of 20 crores, but not lasting months or days. The recent marriage situation has changed. Parents have been overly pampering their daughter and say, ” Don’t worry, live like a queen. We spent ten crawls on your wedding,” he said sarcastically.
According to Sabzwari, this excessive announcement leads to a bloated feeling of qualifications. He pointed out that these young women, who are treated like royalty by their parents, often carry the belief that once they are married, they can make all their decisions.
He adds, “As a result, she begins to see herself as the queen who makes all her decisions. But no matter how modern her husband is, he is ultimately the son of his parents. The girl and her parents are in charge of divorce. “Hmm… Eeks! This is really only reason?
This insightful observation led many to reflect when family expectations were at the root of many marriages. Meanwhile, Sapphina has expressed the importance of simplicity in defending a simple Nika ritual over a luxurious wedding to avoid unnecessary pressure.
Sabwari also stated that many young people today choose a love marriage or what he calls “crazy.”
It is important to note that Shhroze Sabzwari, son of Behroze Sabzwari, a well-known Pakistani actor, was previously married to actress Syra Yousuf.
Their marriage lasted for eight years, and they shared a daughter together. Shehroze is currently married to Model Sadaf Kanwal.
You may wonder if there is a fundamental connection between Behroze’s strong statement about divorce and the history of his son’s own relationship.
Is the shade thrown here?