In a recent interview, the celebrated Pakistani actor Resham explicitly stated her aversion to the prospect of marriage, expressing her reluctance to embark on that journey.
When questioned about her intentions regarding marriage and the rationale behind her single status, the Lollywood diva elaborated on her priorities.
She emphasized the significance of psychological self-improvement over matrimonial pursuits, underscoring a desire to focus on personal growth.
Citing a pervasive concern, Resham openly admitted her apprehension about the escalating divorce rates within society.
Drawing from her observations of failed marriages in her social circle, she voiced a genuine fear, providing insight into her decision to remain unattached.
Who is Resham?
Resham, hailing from a Punjabi background, received her early education in Lahore until the 10th grade. Raised by her elder sister after losing her mother at age seven, she began her career with a minor role in television dramas before making her film debut with "Jeeva" in 1995.
Throughout the 1990s, she gained recognition for successful films like "Sangam" and "Ghunghat," earning a National Award for Best Actress. Despite Lollywood's decline in the early 2000s, Resham made a comeback in 2014 with "Swaarangi," addressing drug addiction issues.
She later participated in a 2017 fashion week and played a vital role in the TV series "Naagin" from 2017 to 2019. Resham also took on diverse roles in projects such as "Noor Bibi" and "Muthi Bhar Chahat" in 2019.
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