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Abid Kashmiri Speaks Out on Actors with Multiple Wives

Abid Kashmiri Speaks Out on Actors with Multiple Wives

Web Desk September 20, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Abid Kashmiri is a veteran superstar of Pakistan.
  • He Shares candid thoughts on love, respect, and wife.
  • Abid criticizes the trend of actors marrying multiple times.
Veteran Pakistani actor Abid Kashmiri, known for his work in film, television, and theatre, recently made an appearance on the show during his visit to Pakistan from the USA. Renowned for his candid nature, Abid shared his thoughts on various topics, including his deep admiration for his wife.

Abid Kashmiri expressed his love and respect for his wife, describing her as the most beautiful woman with striking blue eyes.

He emphasized that respecting one’s spouse doesn’t equate to being submissive or "joru ka ghulam," but rather, it reflects the appreciation and love a husband should naturally show his partner.

During the interview, Abid also criticized the trend of actors marrying multiple times. He expressed his inability to understand why some actors choose to have multiple wives and children without considering how they would provide for them once their careers decline. For Abid, having more than one wife is a practice he strongly opposes and cannot relate to.

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