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Bushra Ansari defends ex-husband Iqbal Ansari

Bushra Ansari defends ex-husband Iqbal Ansari

Web Desk August 10, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Veteran actress Bushra Ansari criticizes her ex-husband, Iqbal Ansari, for his bad behavior.
  • She expresses responsibility to shut down such comments and emphasizes Iqbal's role as a father.
  • Bushra avoids portraying herself as a victim, focusing on the positive aspects of her marriage and the strong bond with their children.
Veteran actress Bushra Ansari has spoken out against those who criticize her ex-husband, Iqbal Ansari. Despite their separation, Bushra remains protective of him, especially when it comes to his role as a father. In a recent interview, she expressed her disdain for people who badmouth Iqbal, feeling a sense of responsibility to shut down such comments and clarify that he is a wonderful father to their children.

Bushra, known for her candidness, also made it clear that she refuses to play the "damsel in distress" when discussing her past marriage. She believes that painting herself as a victim does not right instead, she chooses to focus on the positive aspects of her marriage and the strong bond that Iqbal shares with their children.

 

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