Rabia Abid Ali is a seasoned Pakistani TV actress known for her remarkable performances in hit dramas. She is particularly recognized for portraying negative roles in television serials. Her notable dramas include Zeenat, Tasweer, Maat, Khaali Haath, Anaya Tumhari Hui, Kabhi Socha Na Tha, Laa, Mera Khuda Janay, Dil-e-Muztar, Mere Meherbaan, Mere Ban Jao, and others. She has also received praise for her performances in Ishq Murshid and Jaan Se Pyara Juni. Rabia married veteran Pakistani actor Abid Ali in 2006, who sadly passed away in 2019.

Recently, Rabia Abid Ali appeared on The Night Show with Farah Sadia, where she opened up about marrying a family man.

Talking about it, Rabia said, “Our union was written by Allah. That interaction on the drama set was meant to happen, yet we took our time. It took us three years to decide. I had many reservations because he was a family man, and he was also worried whether he could balance both lives. As you know, he was quite mature and intellectual person, and I didn’t pressurize him initially. Eventually, we decided to get married. It was a difficult decision for both of us. I discussed with him that I didn’t want to disturb his life, and I had heard he was short-tempered—but he was the opposite of what I had heard. He was a soft-hearted man, and I fell in love with him after marriage, previously there was just an understanding between us.” Watch here:

Beena Chaudhary is a popular Pakistani actress known for her dramas like Girhen, Siyani, Ghissi Pitti Mohabbat, Khoob Seerat, Aik Thi Rania, Gumrah, Mohabbat Tumse Nafrat Hai, and others. She recently went viral for her statement about her husband’s flirtatious nature.

In Good Morning Pakistan, Beena Chaudhary said that her husband is quite romantic and flirtatious not only with her but with other women as well. She stated, “He loves women, and flirting is something that can’t be taken away from a man, especially if he is romantic—it’s built into him. I tried to change him, but it was in vain. I am actually a very sensible woman, so I don’t pay attention to his small affairs, nor did I ever doubt him—until one day a woman called me and accused him of flirting. I didn’t believe her at first. I said to her, ‘Go to hell, I won’t believe you unless I see it myself.’ Watch here:

Recently, the ace Pakistani comedian and digital creator Ali Gul Pir recreated Beena Chaudhary’s video in a hilarious way. In his version, he renacted the video, added hand gestures and exaggerated expressions to perfectly portray a flirtatious man. He also mimicked Nida Yasir flawlessly. Watch the video here:

Social media users are loving Ali Gul Pir’s hilarious mimicry. One user wrote, “I was waiting for this video; I saw the original one yesterday.” Another wrote, “Only legends will notice some hidden details in the video.” Someone else said, “The way he mimicked Nida’s laughter!” A Facebook user commented, “Thank you for the hand gestures. That’s actually how frustrating it was to watch the original video.” Another added, “Settling in well with a Tharkulla husband.” Read the full comments here:

Farah Iqrar is a well-known Pakistani anchor, journalist, and digital creator who started her career in 2007 on ARY News. She has also worked with Samaa TV, PTV Home, Ab Tak News, and Dawn News. Today, she runs her own popular YouTube channel, sharing vlogs and podcasts. Farah is the second wife of Iqrar-ul-Hassan, who is also married to Qurat-ul-Ain Iqrar and Aroosa Khan. Fans are often surprised by the unusual yet warm relationship among all his wives.

Recently, Farah appeared on Aroosa Khan’s podcast and talked about the friendly bond she shares with the other wives of Iqrar-ul-Hassan.

Talking about it, Farah Iqrar said, “Every human is an individual, with different thoughts and qualities. If we are together, there must be a reason behind it. If you think it’s right, let me show you a video in your podcast. This is Annie in the video, and she is cooking radish pods/Moongray for me. Iqrar sent me this video this morning. On screen, we don’t even show one percent of our meet-ups, but in reality, we hang out more often. Most of the time, we don’t even have time to pose for pictures—we sit late at night and go out for desserts. It’s good to sometimes keep life private. I have known Annie for a long time, and we share respect. I have always valued relationships built on mutual respect. I recently got to know you, and you always meet with respect and love. There is an understanding between us, and we all treat each other with love. People think it’s not acceptable for wives to share a good bond because of societal norms inspired by the Hindu culture of the subcontinent. When I advocate second marriages, people often call me the ‘Mufti Tariq Masood of women,’ but l it is allowed by Allah. It is actually tough for men, but it can be done with respect and understanding.” Watch here: