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Sahiba talks about her decision to leave career after marriage

Sahiba talks about her decision to leave career after marriage

  • Sahiba Rambo, daughter of veteran actress Nisho Jee, is married to Afzal Khan, also known as Jan Rambo.
  • During her peak career, she stopped acting to focus on her sons and family.
  • Sahiba and Rambo decided to have one parent stay with their children due to family needs.
Sahiba Rambo, a very successful film star, left acting at the peak of her career. She is the daughter of veteran actress Nisho Jee and is married to Afzal Khan, also known as Jan Rambo. Their marriage is considered one of the healthiest and most successful in the industry, and Sahiba is a mom to two grown-up boys.

When Sahiba married Rambo, she was at the height of her film career but later stopped appearing in movies. She dedicated all her energy to her sons and her family. On Good Morning Pakistan, Sahiba explained that she and Rambo decided that since they had kids and wanted a family, one parent needed to stay with the children.

Sahiba also said that “she was there for everything from schooling to home with her sons and she gave all herself to their upbringing. She is now going back towards her roots as she has started her own business and she is also appearing on television more but she is happy that she could give that time to her sons.”

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