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Sahiba advice to Women to stop waiting for prince charming and start living

Sahiba advice to Women to stop waiting for prince charming and start living

  • A silent crisis in Pakistan is causing 10 million women over 35 to wait for marriage.
  • Sahiba, a successful actress, married Rambo at a young age, a decision that proved beneficial.
  • She advocated for young marriages, stating that many women wait for a "Prince Charming" who may not come soon.
A silent crisis is engulfing Pakistan due to the norms established in the country. According to the latest survey, 10 million women over the age of 35 are waiting for marriage in Pakistan. The unrealistic standards set by both men and women have contributed to the enormity of this problem. Sahiba has just hinted at this issue.

Sahiba married Rambo when she was very young and at the peak of her career. She was doing well and decided to marry Rambo, a decision that later proved to be great for her. As a guest on Ramiz Raja’s show, she talked about marrying young.

Sahiba said that “a woman should get married when she thinks she has found a good man. That is what she did. She also said that many women are still sitting waiting for that Prince Charming who will probably not come anytime soon.”

Sahiba was among the actresses who decided to get married when it was not considered cool for a film star to tie the knot. Her contemporaries Resham and Meera are still single, and they both had very successful careers as well.

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