Arij Fatyma is a former Pakistani television actress and an established digital creator with a strong social media following. She is known for her hit dramas like Tere Liye, Hassad, Kis Din Mera Viyah Howe Ga 2, Yaar e Bewafa, Aik Pal, Hiddat, Ishq Parast, and Teri Ulfat Mein. She is happily married to Dr. Ozair, and has two adorable sons. She lives in the USA and often updates fans about her life.

Recently, Arij Fatyma appeared on Hafiz Ahmed’s podcast, which was recorded in her hometown in Ohio. In the podcast, Arij Fatyma opened up for the first time about her unsuccessful first Nikah. She also talked about her marriage.

Talking about it, Arij Fatyma said, “Okay! So I don’t talk behind anyone’s back, but since you have asked me about it, I can tell you that my Nikah was arranged by elders. Their elders were acquaintances of my grandfather, and we had no links in Pakistan, so we could not do a proper investigation. We had the engagement and Nikah the next day, and it was called off after a month. There was no Rukhsati. I wish him well; may he live a happy life. I haven’t shared anything; people have shared multiple things on the internet regarding this. It happened in January 2014, and it was over in February or March. I was 24.”

Talking about the second marriage, Arij Fatyma said, “I got married three years after my first divorce. Ozair wasn’t a media person; he didn’t even know me or like this thing. He is reserved. Okay, so many people don’t know that I accidentally met my husband. I had to meet someone with the same name at the university, and I texted him. He was also showing in my cousin’s friends list on social media. Ozair has never proposed to me; he just asked what the trend is if someone likes another person, to which I said you should send parents to her house. I also pressured him like a desi woman, and we got married.” Here is the link to the video:

Govinda is a renowned Bollywood actor, popular in both India and Pakistan. He is admired for his comic timing, energetic dance moves, and iconic expressions. He ruled the 1990s with back-to-back hits that blended humor, romance, and family drama. His notable films include Hero No. 1, Coolie No. 1, Saajan Chale Sasural, Raja Babu, Haseena Maan Jaayegi, Dulhe Raja, and Partner.

Lately, a clip of Govinda from the Indian Idol show has been making the rounds on TikTok, where he said that he did not deliberately work in films that required him to engage in verbal abuse against someone and that’s why he refused Gaddar.

Talking about it, he said, “There was verbal abuse in Gadar: Ek Prem Katha. I don’t even do films where I have to abuse others, especially against a nation, so I would have never done that for anyone.” His answer shocked Badshah and other panelists. According to Indian media, Govinda reportedly refused the lead role in the 2001 blockbuster Gadar: Ek Prem Katha. Watch the clip here:

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Social media users from Pakistan are praising Govinda for never doing a film against their country. One wrote, “Govinda is a loving person who never abused any country.” Another wrote, “That’s why we love him.” Another wrote, “This makes you No. 1 and lovable.”

Beo Raana Zafar is a very talented artist who has shown the world time and again how she can beautifully transition into any character. She has appeared in some very niche projects but she was recently featured in two of the biggest dramas, Meem Se Mohabbat and Jama Taqseem. She was loved by millions for her role as Shahida Baji in Jama Taqseem and she brought a natural flair and beauty to that character. She was a guest on Fuchsia and as a woman who has been happily married for 40 years, she had a lot of wisdom to share.

Beo Raana Zafar compared the marriages between older couples and what has changed nowadays. She has a very balanced view of the times and shared her wise opinions. She said that nowadays, there is more honesty between couples as they will say what is on their minds. But at the same time, there was a lot of “lihaz” and camaraderie back in the day which kept a marriage intact. Forgiveness and acceptance on both sides was what brought so much stability in marriages. She added that no one is perfect and sometimes when you do not criticize, things go well.

This is what she shared:

Beo Raana Zafar also spoke about the Islamic view of marriages and how a man should be treating a woman. She said that Islam directs men to provide and protect their women. If things are actually that way, and children grow up seeing how their father respects their mother, they will grow into fine human beings. She added that children learn more by example than words. She said that there are certain roles that a man and woman do end up playing and a woman is biologically inclined to have children and create a family if her man is giving her the right environment.

Listen to what she said: