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‘We root for unusual unions to crash,’ says Yasra Rizvi as she puts divorce rumours to rest

‘We root for unusual unions to crash,’ says Yasra Rizvi as she puts divorce rumours to rest

The actor said that as a society, we speculate about things so easily so that ‘we feel good about playing it safe.’
04 Dec, 2021

Actor Yasra Rizvi is known not only for her outstanding performances on screen but also for being an outspoken individual who has no time for online trolls. The actor has often been the subject of hate simply for keeping her private life private and had been in the news about her marriage from the day she got married four years ago. Recently netizens were at it again with their baseless speculation and this time, they called it quits on behalf of the couple.

Rizvi put the rumours to rest with a portrait photo of herself and her husband. “The question is are we STILL together? I wonder if people speculated about these things so easily and so often before social media happened or have we always been rooting for 'unusual' unions to come crashing down so that we can feel good about playing it safe,” she wrote on Instagram.

This isn't the first time for the Churails actor has been subjected to online criticism. Previously, the star was called out for her role as Jugnu in the web series, as she plays the character of an über rich woman with alcohol dependency, abandonment issues and racist tendencies. Later, fans gave her flak about popular drama, Dunk and playing a part in a serial that highlights false harassment allegations.

In early 2017, Rizvi had penned a detailed post dedicated to all the fans who had called her out for marrying a younger man. She backed it with a video and said people need to focus on the fact that her mehr settlement and the age gap are justified in religion so she doesn’t owe it to anyone.

The public needs to remember that we are not entitled to know everything about a celebrity's life. People on the internet love to speculate but nothing is confirmed until the celebrity themselves decides to address it. As fans or followers, we need to respect celebrities and leave their personal matters to them.

Comments

M. Saeed Dec 04, 2021 03:18pm
Artists are also humans and playing in dramas is their art for earning a living, respectably. Just like any other person. So, give them their space, as you would like to have for yourself.
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Ch. S Dec 04, 2021 04:21pm
They're an unnatural couple, both because of the age difference and personalities. Would not be surprised, if they did end up divorcing.
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Shabnam Dec 05, 2021 01:52am
@Ch. S , did you miss your regular medicine dose? If not please double it for now!
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ak4pk Dec 05, 2021 03:41am
@Ch. S : if they do end up splitting, it’s their problem. No point in speculating, let them get on with their lives. Stop being a nanny from a generation gone by.
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Anonymouseee Dec 05, 2021 05:26am
Divorce is the new fashion adopted bully us from the west.
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Laila Dec 05, 2021 10:28am
@Ch. S so presumably base on your argument, the prophets and his first wife's marriage is unnatural to you? Because they too were miles apart both age wise and in status and possiblyappearences. She was older than him and had been married before. Stop with the ageism. Men marry young girls often half their own age and nobody talks about it being unnatural or bad. But if a woman marries a younger man, our backwards society in Pakistan can't stomach it. If Islam has no problem with it, then neither should you.
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S. Nasheed Ahmed Dec 06, 2021 02:56am
@Laila : Very true. I wish the best to the couple. More such matches would follow to end the society's prejudices.
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Sane Mind1st Dec 07, 2021 12:27pm
Make up does wonders to the image. Like now.
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Laila Dec 07, 2021 02:38pm
@Anonymouseee divorce is not western. Its universal unless you're catholic. Divorce is also part of Islam, because marriage don't all turn out happy. Nobody marries to divorce. We still have triple instant talaq in Pakistan and I never hear the stigma or judgement or lectures when men divorce without reason or for very absurd reasons. Only when it's women. Ironic.
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