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Rabi Pirzada blames certain TV dramas for rising cases of divorce

Rabi Pirzada blames certain TV dramas for rising cases of divorce

  • Rabi Pirzada is a Popular singer and host.
  • She was recognized for her exceptional painting and calligraphy skills.
  • Rabi discusses rising societal divorce cases, citing negative portrayals in TV dramas.
Rabi Pirzada, a popular singer and host, gained fame with her successful debut song, establishing herself as a notable figure in the music industry.

Alongside her singing career, she is recognized for her exceptional painting and calligraphy skills. Rabi Pirzada has also made her mark as a successful entrepreneur. Following a religious transformation, she is now a practicing Muslim.

Rabi Pirzada recently talked about the rising cases of divorce in society, attributing part of the blame to certain TV dramas. Pirzada pointed out that these shows often depict wives in a negative light, portraying them as difficult and rebellious toward their husbands.

She highlighted scenes where wives are shown hitting their husbands, spitting on them, and leaving home, which she believes can have a harmful influence on younger generations.

Pirzada expressed concern that such portrayals lead young people to focus more on asserting their rights rather than understanding their responsibilities in relationships.

This, she suggested, contributes to the growing issue of divorce in society.

On a separate note, Pirzada revealed that she receives marriage proposals daily but chooses to keep her personal life private.

She advised people to pay more attention to the women around them and encourage marriage, noting that fewer people are getting married these days, which she considers a significant concern.

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