Actress Yashma Gill hasn’t received many marriage proposals, but she’s open to leaving acting for the right man.

Appearing as a guest on Girls Only podcast with Dananeer Mobeen, the Azmaish actress revealed that when a potential match does come along, the first condition is that she must leave her career.

Yashma Gill said, “Whenever a marriage proposal comes, people always demand that I leave acting but I don’t want to do that. If I meet a man who is 100 percent right for me, I will leave acting for him.”

The Ishq Munafiq actress shared that, to date, she hasn’t received any proposals for marriage, nor has any man approached her due to fear. 

“I have not received a single proposal, and no man has reached out to me because they are scared,” Yashma Gill said.

Addressing the topic of marriage, Yashma revealed that many people mistakenly believe that women who work, especially actresses, don’t need marriage. However, she disagrees with the notion. “People think that career-oriented women and especially actresses don’t need to get married, but that’s a wrong assumption. They are just like any other women, and they need marriage too,” she explained.

Yashma also addressed the common misconception that women in showbiz are always out and about and wouldn’t have time for a family.

She said, “There is a belief that actresses are always out, and people wonder if they can manage their home life or even understand the importance of marriage.”

However, she made it clear that actresses know how to balance home responsibilities. 

“We know how to manage our homes, cook, and take care of everything. We understand the importance of marriage just like any other woman,” the Ahasaas actress added.

 Yashma  Gill highlighted that many men avoid approaching actresses for relationships, believing they are arrogant, too busy, or live in a different world.

“Some men don’t approach actresses because they think we are arrogant, that we don’t have time, or that we live in a different world. But that’s not true. Actresses are just like anyone else. We have problems too. If someone is a good person, they can definitely reach out for a relationship,” she emphasized.

 Earlier, renowned Pakistani actress Yashma Gill also wants to marry in the holy cities after Saudi Arabia has allowed weddings there.

Yashma Gill announced her intention to get married soon. The actress shared her excitement on Instagram by posting a screenshot of a news story that went viral on the platform.

She was happy with the Saudi government’s recent decision to allow marriages in Makkah and Madina. In her Instagram story, she wrote, “It’s time to get married,” indicating her eagerness to tie the knot in one of the holy cities.

The news of Yashma’s upcoming marriage has been met with joy and well-wishes from her fans and social media users alike.

Veteran actress Salma Zafar has revealed why she allowed her husband to bring another wife instead of having an affair, and how it transformed her life.

Appearing as a guest on Fuchsia Magazine, Zafar shared the story of her bold decision to allow her husband a second marriage instead of having to accept his affairs, and she is completely at peace with it.

“I chose to let my husband marry again rather than tolerate his affairs… and I am happy with my decision,” she said.

The Ghair actress, who got married back when she was just 18, recalled when her marriage was arranged by her aunt and how her husband’s kind personality made their relationship smooth.

“My husband was always well-liked, and I never faced any issues with him,” she said.

However, Zafar added, after hearing about his affairs from various sources, I grew concerned and decided to keep a close watch on him for three months.

The actress said she consulted with her father-in-law when things became clearer. “I was devastated at first, but after talking to my father-in-law, I was able to move on and allow my husband to marry again,” she explained. 

“I can’t tolerate affairs, but if you feel you can manage a second marriage, then go ahead,” she said.

Zafar said her decision was not only about keeping peace in her marriage but also about maintaining harmony in the family.

After her husband remarried and had a son with his second wife, Zafar said she found joy in accepting her new child. “I was overjoyed and I consider him my own child.”

The actress said she also took the time to speak with her husband’s second wife, advising her that the children should live together as one united family.

Zafar believes her openness about her marriage and thoughtful decision-making brought peace to her life, proving that her choices, though unconventional, were the right ones for her and her family. “It was difficult at first, but now, things are easier, and I feel at peace,” she concluded.

Salma Zafar was married to Tariq Mehmood for 22 years. The two got divorced much after her husband’s second marriage and have two daughters.

Salma Zafar starred in dramas such as, Paadash, Mirat-Ul- Uroos, Aahat, Kohar, Nijaat, Tumse Kehna Tha, Kifayat, Rajjo Masi, Shamim. Currently she is starring Qarz-e- Jaan and Ghair.

Some kids hum nursery rhymes; Sajjad Ali, it seems, was busy mastering classics before he even hit double digits.

The maestro, favourite singer of many Pakistanis, comes from a musical family. His songs have been topping charts since the early 90s. Some of his biggest hits nclude Babia, Laari Adda, Ravi, and Chal Rehn De. Known for his hard work and dedication, Sajjad is a relatable star.

Sajjad Ali’s singing journey didn’t happen by chance. He was trained from a young age, which is why his melodies are so powerful. Recently, he shared a beautiful audio clip of himself as a child, singing the difficult song Yaad Piya Ki Aaye. Even as a kid, he impressed everyone with his incredible talent.

Fans are amazed by Sajjad Ali’s childhood singing abilities. The sight of a young boy gearing up to turn into a singing sensation is one to behold.

 

 

 

 

 

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Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh is in legal trouble after his New Year’s Eve concert in Ludhiana. 

As per the details, Punditrao Dharenavar, an assistant professor from Chandigarh, filed a complaint urging the singer to stop performing certain songs during his live show on December 31, 2024. The complainant maintained he was worried about the impact of these controversial songs on young people as scores of minors attend Diljit’s concerts.

Dharenavar also cited a 2019 ruling from the Punjab and Haryana High Court, which directed the police to ensure that songs promoting drugs, alcohol or violence were not to be performed at public events or live concerts.

While the deputy director of Indian Punjab’s Women and Child Department issued a notice to Ludhiana’s district commissioner, asking him to bar Diljit from performing songs that promote alcohol, including ‘Patiala Peg’, ‘5 Tara Theke’ and ‘Case (Jeeb Vicho Feem Labbiya)’, Diljit went on to perform the same with altered lyrics.

The performances came even though Diljit had been advised against them as per the warnings issued by various commissions earlier as well. He had also been told to not perform the songs even with tweaked or modified lyrics.

While action against the singer for flouting the ban is awaited, he and his team are yet to react to the reports.

This is not the first time Diljit has faced such controversies. He received a legal notice from the Telangana government for performing songs that promoted alcohol and violence during his concert in Hyderabad in November.

Despite these legal issues, Diljit’s Dil-Luminati tour remains a major success. The Ludhiana show, announced on December 23, marked the grand finale of his three-month-long India Tour.

When it comes to controversies, KRK and Kapil Sharma might just be the ultimate comedy duo—except this time, the joke’s on them.

Kamal Rashid Khan, also known as KRK, a well-known yet controversial film critic, actor, and social media influencer, claimed that his security guard slapped comedian Kapil Sharma.

According to Indian media, Mika Singh recently revealed that Kapil Sharma caused a commotion at KRK’s house.

In a video on his YouTube channel, KRK talked about the incident. He stated, “Both Mika Singh and Kapil Sharma came to my house in Mumbai one night, and they were drunk.The security guard did not let them in, so they took pictures outside and insisted on meeting KRK. They refused to leave, which led to the security guard slapping them and kicking them out. Kapil then tweeted about it, and KRK responded the next morning.”

Mika Singh, who is KRK’s neighbor, apologized the next day after KRK warned him not to repeat such behavior.

Some dramas give you tea but ‘Qarz-e-Jaan’ serves you an entire buffet full of twists, emotions and jaw-dropping moments that will have you questioning everyone’s intentions — including your own!

The drama features Yumna Zaidi, Usama Khan, Nameer Khan, Aniqa Zulfiqar, Faisal Rehman, Deepak Parwani, Tazeen Hussain, Daniyal Aamir, Sakina Samo, Salma Asim, Ismat Zaidi, Fajr Sheikh, Tabassum Arif, and Mubassir Khan. Written by Rabia Razzak, directed by Saqib Khan and produced by Momina Duraid, it airs on HUM TV every Saturday.

‘Qarz-e-Jaan’ isn’t your typical drama about a sexual assault survivor seeking justice. It goes deeper, showing complex characters like Bakhtiyar and Ammar, who are smart and not to be underestimated.

Nashwa, on the other hand, represents people who want to stand up against wrongdoings but feel frustrated and helpless in face of harsh realities.

Here’s a crash course for you on the latest episode…

Nashwa: The emotional yet brave character remains a bit naive and trusts her family despite their flaws.

Bakhtiyar: Cleverly manipulates the situation, challenging Nashwa to prove Ammar’s wrongdoings.

Maheen: Unexpectedly withdraws her case, leaving Nashwa in a tough spot.

Nashwa finds a friend and ally in Burhan, whom she confides in. While their relationship offers hope and support, Nashwa’s character development continues as the story progresses.

She, however, struggles with her family’s reality and is slapped by her grandmother after confronting them about Ammar.

The drama continues to show how society reacts to a girl’s honour, highlighting how restrictive and unforgiving it can be as Maheen feels like a criminal despite being the victim. She is also silenced by threats of video leaks.

The show continues to explore whether Maheen’s claims are true, adding complexity to the story but highlighting the flawed approach of doubting the victim.

We just can’t wait for the next episode!