Pakistani actor Hamza Ali Abbasi has stirred a storm with his latest take on relationships and morality, claiming that a man’s cheating habit doesn’t vanish, even after four marriages.
In a recent podcast, the Parwaaz Hai Junoon star opened up about his personal evolution, faith, and how he now views marriage in the light of Islamic teachings. But what caught everyone’s attention was his brutally honest take on infidelity.
According to Abbasi, the act of “hitting on others” isn’t something that changes with marriage. “It’s a moral weakness,” he said, adding that even tying the knot multiple times can’t fix what’s rooted deep within a person’s character.
During the conversation, Hamza emphasized that marriage isn’t a cure for disloyalty. If a person cheats, the issue lies not in their marital status but in their inner discipline and moral compass.
He argued that some people justify multiple marriages as a way to resist temptation, but that logic, he said, is completely flawed. “If someone marries just to avoid cheating, what will he do when his wife grows old or falls ill?” Hamza questioned.
