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Second marriage makes life difficult for men too, says actor Ali Tahir

Second marriage

Karachi: Senior Pakistani actor Ali Tahir has said that second marriage is not an easy decision and can make life equally difficult for men.

Speaking during a morning show on a private TV channel, Ali Tahir discussed the sensitive topic of second marriage, highlighting that people often overlook fundamental teachings of religion.

He explained that while Islam permits up to four marriages, it is conditional upon maintaining equality among spouses something he noted is extremely difficult in practice and clearly emphasized in Islamic teachings.

The actor described second marriage as a delicate matter, stating that it can only work if there is mutual understanding and consent among all parties involved. Otherwise, he suggested that separation may sometimes be a better option.

Ali Tahir further added that entering into a second marriage brings its own set of challenges, stressing that it is not easy for men either and requires serious consideration before making such a decision.

Tazeen Hussain shares insights on life and second marriage

Tazeen Hussain

LAHORE: Pakistani actress Tazeen Hussain has shared her thoughts on second marriage, saying that such an important decision should not be rushed and requires proper time and consideration.

In a candid conversation on a television program, she reflected on her personal journey, revealing that she spent five years as a single mother following the passing of her husband due to illness. She said that period helped her rebuild her life and better understand herself.

The actress shared that she took around five years before deciding to remarry, noting that loneliness teaches valuable life lessons and helps individuals discover hidden aspects of their personality.

Tazeen Hussain also revealed that she met her current husband through Instagram, who was connected to one of her friends.

She emphasized that faith in God played a key role during her difficult times, adding that trust in Allah helps people overcome life’s toughest challenges.

Concluding her remarks, she said that she is now a changed and more content person, adding that she is happy and satisfied with her current life and believes that second marriage should always be approached with patience rather than haste.

Actor Afzal Khan expresses desire for second marriage

Actor Afzal Khan

KARACHI:  Pakistani actor Afzal Khan, popularly known as Jan Rambo, recently humorously expressed a wish about a second marriage while appearing on a television program.

Speaking in a lighthearted manner, the actor shared memories from his wedding day and the emotions he experienced during his rukhsati.

Afzal Khan jokingly said that if he had the chance to spread a rumor about himself, it would be that he had gotten married for the second time.

Afzal Khan rose to fame in Pakistan’s entertainment industry through his unique acting style. He became a household name overnight after appearing in the famous Pakistan Television (PTV) drama “Guest House,” where his role won the hearts of viewers.

Recently, he appeared as a guest on a Ramadan special show, where he discussed several interesting aspects of his personal life. Recalling an emotional moment from his wedding, the actor revealed that he actually broke into tears during his rukhsati.

According to Afzal Khan, the emotions overwhelmed him because he could hardly believe how far he had come in life. He said many people later joked that he looked like Amitabh Bachchan at that moment, but in reality, he became emotional remembering the struggles he had faced.

He explained that before his marriage, he worked day and night to build a house, and the memories of that hard work came rushing back during the ceremony.

When asked during the show what kind of rumor he would like to spread about himself, Afzal Khan replied humorously that he would spread the news that he had married again.

However, the actor clarified that although Islam permits a second marriage, he currently has no such plans. Laughing, he added that spreading such a rumor would simply be a way to see people’s reactions, joking that the cameras should be turned off so no one finds out the truth.

Second marriage of Junaid Safdar starts amid social media spotlight

Second marriage

LAHORE: The wedding festivities of Junaid Safdar, son of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, have begun in full swing, drawing attention from showbiz, political circles, and social media alike.

Junaid Safdar is set to marry Shanze Ali Rohail, granddaughter of Sheikh Rohail Asghar, a senior leader of PML-N and former member of the National Assembly. The wedding celebrations, including Mehndi, Baraat, and Walima, will take place in Jati Umra from January 16 to 18, 2026.

According to reports, the Mehndi ceremony was held tonight at Jati Umra, attended by close family members of both the Sharif and Sheikh Rohail families.

Renowned dancer Wahab Shah was invited to perform during the event. Around 350 guests were served at the function, with traditional Pakistani cuisine prepared by the Sharif household to offer a lavish experience.

A designed wedding card has gone viral on social media, announcing the Walima ceremony on January 18, 2026, at 1 PM at Jati Umra Sharif Farms.

This is Junaid Safdar’s second marriage; his first marriage to the daughter of prominent businessman Saif ur Rehman ended in divorce in 2023.

Social media users have been actively commenting on the wedding’s grandeur, promotional card, and event details, while political observers are noting the close economic and social ties between the Sharif family and Sheikh Rohail’s family.

Maryam Nawaz’s son Junaid Safdar to marry again

Maryam Nawaz’s son

LAHORE: Junaid Safdar, the son of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, is reportedly set to enter his second marriage following the finalisation of a new match, sources say.

According to sources, Junaid Safdar’s upcoming marriage has been arranged with the granddaughter of senior PML-N leader Sheikh Rohail Asghar. The bride, daughter of Ali Rohail Asghar, will unite two prominent political families.

Insiders say that PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif and the broader Sharif family have given their approval for the match. A formal gathering between the Sharif and Rohail Asghar families has also reportedly been held as part of the wedding preparations.

The wedding is expected to take place either in the last week of December or in January, though the final date has not been officially confirmed.

This will be Junaid Safdar’s second marriage. He was previously married to Ayesha Saif, daughter of former NAB chairman and Qatar-based businessman Saifur Rahman Khan. The couple divorced amicably in October 2023. Their first wedding was held in 2021 at The Lanesborough in London’s Knightsbridge during Nawaz Sharif’s exile.

YouTuber Azlan Shah’s Instagram story on second marriage goes viral

YouTuber

LAHORE: Pakistani YouTuber Azlan Shah has sparked social media buzz after sharing an Instagram story hinting at a second marriage.

In his Instagram story, Azlan wrote: “There is an important thing I want to share with you all. I feel that as a public figure, it is my responsibility to speak about it myself before you hear it from someone else.”

He further stated: “It’s quite unusual, but I am getting married again. My wife has given her consent, so please keep my family away from all this; it is my personal matter.”

The YouTuber also asked his fans for prayers and good wishes at the end of his message.

It remains unclear whether Azlan Shah shared the story seriously, as a joke, or if his account was compromised.

Azlan Shah is the son of the late actor Shabbir Rana. He married social media influencer Dr. Warisha Javed Khan in 2022, and the couple has a two-year-old daughter.

Gallup Pakistan survey reveals split opinions on second marriage

Gallup Pakistan

A new survey released by Gallup Pakistan has revealed that 40% of Pakistanis support second marriage, though only under specific conditions, while 60% oppose it outright.

According to the survey, support for second marriage was notably higher among men than women. Half of all male respondents (50%) backed the idea, compared to only 30% of female respondents. Meanwhile, 72% of Pakistanis believe it is difficult or nearly impossible to maintain fairness between two wives after a second marriage.

Only 26% said fair treatment between both wives is possible, while 59% of men believe such fairness is unrealistic.

When asked under what circumstances a second marriage should be allowed, 39% said it should be permitted if a couple has no children, 15% emphasized the ability to treat both wives equally, and 10% stressed that permission from the first wife is essential for a second marriage.