- Saba Faisal is a renowned Pakistani actress.
- She discussed her relationship with her daughters-in-law.
- Saba highlights the importance of upholding family values.
During the podcast, Saba Faisal reflected on her journey as a mother-in-law, admitting to some early mistakes she made. She emphasized her commitment to upholding strong family values and maintaining close relationships within her family.
Faisal also addressed the topic of divorce, shedding light on her perspectives and experiences. Her candid discussion provided listeners with a glimpse into the challenges and dynamics of her family life, further enhancing her reputation as a thoughtful and genuine figure in the entertainment industry.
Talking about Daughters in law, Saba said, "I love my both daughters in law, I post pictures with both Neha and Nisha. Actually, my younger daughter in law is loved a lot by fans, maybe because of her Hijab style or her soft spoken nature, her pictures always go viral, although, she doesn’t even have a public account. Both my daughters in law are equal to me because I love both of my sons. Yes, I made a mistake because of the public pressure, sometimes people force us to speak unnecessarily".
Saba further added, “Also, now I have stopped saying that they are my daughters, no, it’s not like that they will remain my daughters in law because they came into our family because of my son’s".
Speaking about her apology, She said, "apology doesn’t mean you are wrong sometimes you have to take a step down for your family’s prosperity, yes, it was my first experience in understanding the fact that the daughters in law need time to adjust".
Saba Faisal also explained the real reason behind divorce, Saba said, "my mother used to say, men raise hand on women when she speaks in front of him, there is always a reason behind it. Well, I agree with it but I am not encouraging men to do this or I am not glorifying it and men today will never raise their hand on women because they know women are very strong and they talk logically. But I believe, a woman’s real place is her husband’s house. It is important for women to have a secure family, a separated woman has no status in society and I can talk about this topic because my husband has given me all the security and empowerment. I am an independent woman but still I regard my husband because he’s superior and the bread earner of the house".
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