Beena Chaudhary is a senior actress of Pakistan. She has been working in dramas for many years now and her daughter Hareem Sohail has followed in her footsteps. The actress is candid, lively and always openly expresses her thoughts. She was a guest on Good Morning Pakistan and she gave out some personal information about her life very casually.

Beena Chaudhary shared that her husband is Ashiq Mizaj. He is attracted to ladies and the “lady” is not just her. He loves beautiful women and this is something she had to deal with over the years. When she revealed her husband’s nature on the show, the other participants clarified that her husband is Ashiq Mizaj for all women, to which she replied , Yes. She also added that he is Ashiq Mizaj towards her as well.

She shared that she has forgiven her husband multiple times and she has tried to deal with it but her husband did not change much. She added that if there is Ashiq Mizaji in a person, it cannot go anywhere. It is built-in in nature. Beena Chaudhary tried to change her husband for 25 years but then she just left him.

Here is what she shared:

Areeka Haq is one of the pioneering TikTok stars and digital influencers in Pakistan. She has over 12 million followers on TikTok and 4.2 million on Instagram. Known for her stylish content and charismatic presence, she has built a massive online fanbase. Areeka has also appeared in multiple music videos by top Pakistani singers such as Asim Azhar, Shamoon Ismail, and Young Stunners. She recently marked her television debut with ARY Digital’s hit drama Kafeel, in which she plays a teenage girl, Daneen, who is in love with Subuk, the son of Zeba and Jami. Fans are loving her performance in the drama.

Recently, Areeka Haq gave an interview to Fuchsia Magazine in which she questioned the growing trend of girls seeking only well-settled men for marriage.

Responding to Rabia Mughn’s question, “Have girls today become materialistic?” Areeka Haq said, “Yes, girls today have become materialistic. However, I believe girls should only be materialistic or demand a well-settled man if they themselves are stable, independent, or settled. They can’t randomly demand that a man should earn a certain amount while they just sit at home doing nothing—watching Netflix all day. My question to them is, ‘What effort have you put into your own career?’ If you are worthy of something, then you can demand anything from your spouse. It’s also okay to build a career together. It’s not an issue if a man earns less, and education is not confined to just having a degree.” Here is what she said in her latest interview:

Asma Abbas is a multi-talented Pakistani television actress known for her natural and subtle performances in hits like Dumpukht, GT Road, Akbari Asghari, Khumaar, Daldal, Ranjha Ranjha Kardi, Chupke Chupke, Chaudhary and Sons, Radd, Mann Jogi, Baby Baji ki Bahuwain, and Dastak. She also hosted the comedy show Punjabi Kuriyaan and is known for her regular digital creations. Nowadays, fans are loving her performance in Hum TV’s hit serial Muamma.

Recently, she appeared on PTV’s talk show Star & Style, hosted by Asim Yar Tiwana, where she discussed the influence of top Pakistani actresses on clothing brand endorsements.

Talking about it, Asma Abbas said, “Stars like Zara, Ayeza, and Iqra — whatever they wear has a direct impact on people’s choices. Their clothing and endorsements immediately influence girls. For example, Sajal Aly initially wore one of my dresses, and it sold out instantly. I had the design, but the specific print was unavailable, which became a problem because everyone was ordering it. It made my life very difficult. I asked them to make it in a different print, but they refused, saying they only wanted the one Sajal wore — probably thinking they would look like her. I also made another mistake in the beginning by making different pairings, but people always ordered the exact one I wore. I then realized that people want only what they saw on actresses, like the Sajal Aly’s one, it was a beautiful koti, shalwar, and kurta. I made 60 pieces, and they were all sold out because girls love copying actresses.” Here is the link to the video: