Feroze Khan, a young star, has earned widespread applause and massive viewership for his projects. He enjoys a dedicated fan following and has delivered hits like “Khaani”, “Aye Musht e Khaak”, “Akhara”, and more. His career faced turbulence after he divorced his first wife, Syeda Aliza Sultan. Following the split, allegations of domestic violence surfaced, leading to a bitter court battle between the former couple. In response, many industry peers chose to boycott Feroze at the time.

Iqra Aziz, Feroze Khan’s co-star for “Sanwal Yaar Piya”, pulled out of the project. Several other actresses and co-stars, including Aiman Khan, Minal Khan, Ushna Shah, and Mariyam Nafees, publicly criticized him. Later, Feroze Khan reconciled with many of them. The production team replaced Iqra Aziz with Durefishan Saleem, while Feroze Khan remained part of “Sanwal Yaar Piya”.

Feroze Khan discussed the entire controversy and its aftermath with Yasir Nawaz. He shared that the experience taught him an important lesson—that Allah alone provides sustenance, and no one can take that away if Allah is on your side. He added that going through this ordeal has only strengthened his faith.

Yasir Nawaz asked Feroze Khan whether the controversy affected him mentally, considering how strongly the industry reacted. Feroze responded that he stays positive and doesn’t dwell on what others say. He explained that he maintains his physical and mental well-being by keeping negativity out of his life. According to him, his body is his temple, and he preserves it through positive energy.

Feroze Khan also responded to the actresses who refused to work with him after the controversy. He said Allah placed a filter in his life to remove toxic people, and he feels relieved that those individuals are no longer around. He pointed out that many of them acted positively in front of him, but later made negative comments. Feroze made it clear that he no longer wants to be around such people and will not work with them again.

Sunita Marshall is a renowned Pakistani model and actor who has made her mark in both modeling and acting through her passion and hard work. She earned recognition for her performances in hit dramas like “Ghammand”, “Tum Jo Miley”, “Qaid-e-Tanhai”, “Khuda Aur Mohabbat 3”, “Mera Saeen”, “Pinjra”, and “Baby Baji”. Audiences recently praised her work in “Baby Baji Ki Bahuwain” and “Mohabbat Satrangi”. Sunita is happily married to acclaimed actor Hassan Ahmed, and together they are raising two grown-up children. While Sunita follows Christianity, her husband and children practice Islam.

Sunita Marshall recently appeared on “Good Morning Pakistan” and openly shared her views about teenage kids having girlfriends or boyfriends.

Talking about it, Sunita Marshall said, “I believe that men in our society are relatively more aggressive than women and they don’t even listen to their wives. My kids are quite young, but I don’t know if they have any boyfriend or girlfriend at this age but now I keep on conveying to Hassan that it is quite normal for kids to have a girlfriend or a boyfriend at this age (teenage). Obviously, Hassan is educated and he belongs to a good family so he understands it. But I am generally talking that women should keep telling their husbands that children can date at this age and it is normal.”

In the wake of the heartbreaking Ahmedabad Plane Crash, Pakistani stars have come forward with an outpouring of grief and empathy for the hundreds of lives lost. The tragic crash of a London-bound passenger plane in the Indian city of Ahmedabad has sent shockwaves across borders, as 265 people were reported dead, with just one miraculous survivor. As news of the catastrophe broke, social media platforms lit up with condolences, prayers, and emotional messages from the Pakistani entertainment industry.

Renowned actress Sajal Aly was among the first to react to the gut-wrenching news. Taking to her Instagram, she wrote, “Extremely heartbreaking news of the air crash today. Praying for the souls lost and strength for their families. May they find peace.” Her message echoed the pain of thousands processing the horror of the event.

Actor and television host Fahad Mustafa also expressed his sorrow in a powerful note, writing, “DEEPEST CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILIES AND LOVED ONES OF THE VICTIMS OF THE AIR INDIA PLANE CRASH IN AHMEDABAD, INDIA. MAY THE DEPARTED SOULS REST IN PEACE.”

Actress Kinza Hashmi shared a video of the aftermath, stating, “Some journeys never reach their destination. Prayers for the families and the lone survivor.” Her words reflected the shock that so many felt across the globe.

Meanwhile, Armeena Khan mourned the immense loss of life and wrote, “As a human being, I’m so sorry this has happened. I never rejoice in death.”

In a deeply emotional message, actress Saheefa Jabbar offered perhaps the most soul-touching tribute: “So many lives lost, dreams shattered mid-air, families forever changed. No words feel enough in the face of such pain. May we never take a single goodbye for granted.”

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