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Zara Noor Abbas Speaks Out on Men's Issues

Zara Noor Abbas Speaks Out on Men's Issues

  • Zara Noor Abbas praises her husband, actor Asad Siddiqui, for his support.
  • She emphasizes the need for more societal and partner support for men.
  • Zara spoke about how men should get leverage in society.
Zara Noor Abbas, a beloved Pakistani actress, hails from a family of stars and is married to actor Asad Siddiqui. Known for her candid nature, Zara recently praised her husband for his support and addressed the pressures faced by men during an interview with Wasi Shah.

Zara emphasized the need for men to receive more support both in society and from their partners. She highlighted the economic and social pressures men face, stating that if women seek their rights, they should also advocate for men's rights.

She called for a more balanced approach to household responsibilities, suggesting that everyone should contribute, allowing men to spend more time with their families rather than being constantly preoccupied with work. Zara also pointed out that men are prone to heart attacks and urged them to prioritize their health and avoid smoking.

In a lighter moment, Zara quipped that while some women might feel insecure about their partners, she would proudly share if her husband had the chance to perform intimate scenes with renowned actresses like Alia Bhatt and Deepika Padukone.

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