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Shahroz Sabzwari credits his daughter's good upbringing to ex-wife Syra Yousuf

Shahroz Sabzwari credits his daughter's good upbringing to ex-wife Syra Yousuf

The actor was all praise for Yousuf, emphasising the importance of a mother in a child's life during a talkshow appearance.
06 Sep, 2021

Celebrity couple Shahroz Sabzwari and Sadaf Kanwal recently appeared on a talkshow and discussed a variety of things — including his daughter Nooreh from his first marriage to actor Syra Yousuf.

They appeared on Time Out with Ahsan Khan and answered various questions posed by the host, fellow actor Ahsan Khan. Amongst other things, Khan was pretty curious about what Kanwal's relationship was like with Sabzwari and Yousuf's daughter, asking Kanwal to describe her relationship with young Nooreh.

"It's a beautiful relationship," she told Khan. "She calls me Sadaf and I call her Nooreh or any other loving name. She's such a loving kid. She's basically a version of Shahroz. So much of her behaviour is just like her father's."

"She's a little reserved in showing affection,"Sabzwari added on behalf of his wife. "But if she knows she loves Sadaf [then she quietly shows it]."

Khan later went on to ask Sabzwari how Nooreh's time had been split between each parent. "Have you guys divided how much time she lives with each parent?" he asked.

"She lives with Syra. Syra is her mother and a mother is the one the child's upbringing," Sabzwari answered. "The credit for Nooreh's upbringing goes to Syra. I only have fun with Nooreh, I really don't do anything. When Nooreh will get a little older and she'll start understanding the things I say, then I'll start playing a role in her upbringing as a father." Nooreh is currently seven years old.

"The things in her daily routine, the credit for it all goes to Syra. When you'll meet Nooreh, you yourself will give the credit to Syra automatically. For every kid, a mother is a mother. Dads are there to spoil you and that is what I do."

Khan inquired whether Nooreh comes to stay with Sabzwari and Kanwal every day or on the weekends alone.

"We have split it up in such a good way that four days she's with me and then four days she's with [Syra]," Sabzwari answered. "But even in this, the nights [Nooreh] spends with her mother. She loves her mother and we also wanted that she always gets what a mother can give her. God forbid we even think otherwise. My mother has raised me as well. My dad too, but there is a special relationship between a mother and a child. Sadaf loves her mother as well. Nooreh and her mother have a great thing going on too."

Sabzwari and Yousuf announced that they were ending their marriage in 2020, after which he got married to Kanwal a few months later.

Comments

M. Saeed Sep 06, 2021 03:29pm
Separating parents from a child's life is, in any case a big loss for the child. It is natural for the child to develop split-identity in such an enforced eventuality.
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FB Sep 06, 2021 03:35pm
‘Dads’ don’t spoil, they make you strong. Our dad never spoiled us, he made us what we are today. Please don’t leave a void in your child’s life by having these stupid concepts.
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NYS Sep 06, 2021 03:55pm
The dust is settled between Shahroze and Syra and now he is complementing being guardian how she is raising even this is big No doubt Nooreh is auspicious fille
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Sunshine Sep 06, 2021 04:00pm
Seems like he is shoving off the responsibility so he can focus on time alone with Sadaf. Kids are responsibility of both parents. Dads are not for fun or spoiling. Kids are not pets. Shahroz is r so wrong!! He really didn't do anything for Syra anyway. Reflects on what sort of upbringing he had.
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AJ Sep 06, 2021 05:08pm
It was certainly not him….
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Ali Mehdi Sep 06, 2021 05:28pm
Now he’s trying to reconnect with an ex-wife who is getting all so very successful. Leaving him behind is definitely proving a blessing for Ms Yousuf
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Malik Sep 06, 2021 07:10pm
Don’t destroy a child’s life
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Asma Ashfaq Sep 06, 2021 10:02pm
Poor child desperately trying to seek attention of both of her parents.
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Nasir Khan Sep 07, 2021 03:07am
No sir, fathers don't spoil the children.
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Khan Sep 07, 2021 07:23am
Split up parents are faar better then bitter fighting and haunting parents. With separation they can spend more time and can display more affection then while unhappily living with each other, bitter truth.
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Shaby Sep 07, 2021 09:59am
What kind of upbringing? When both parents consider their own interest above their child they prove that they have no interest in proper upbringing them.
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