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Deepak Perwani: Indian Women Freer Than Pakistani Women

Deepak Perwani
Have you ever wondered if life in India is better than in Pakistan? Renowned fashion designer and actor Deepak Perwani shared his perspective in a recent interview with Something Haute.

Drawing from his experiences, Deepak compared the quality of life in both countries, asserting that India offers a higher standard of living. He emphasized that women in India enjoy greater freedom, noting how Indian girls walk freely on the streets, ride bicycles, and drive motorbikes.

The Qarz-e-Jahan actor also compared cities like Lahore and Karachi to Indian cities, highlighting issues like restricted access to parks in Karachi.

Deepak praised India’s modern conveniences, observing that even rickshaw drivers use Uber and street vendors accept tap-to-pay.

He concluded, “Pakistan still has a long way to go compared to India,” urging for improvements in infrastructure and lifestyle.

Who is Deepak Perwani?

Born in 1974 in a Sindhi Hindu family in Pakistan, Deepak Perwani grew up in Mirpurkhas. His cousin, Naveen Perwani, is a globally recognized snooker player. After completing a fashion course in New York, Deepak returned to Pakistan in 1994 and launched his fashion label in 1996, opening a flagship store in Zamzama.

He has collaborated with global brands like Mercedes-Benz and Hugo Boss and holds a Guinness World Record for designing the largest kurta, weighing 800 kg. Deepak has served as Pakistan’s cultural ambassador, won multiple awards, and remains a prominent name in the fashion industry.

Also Read: Deepak Perwani Condemns Forced Conversions of Hindu Girls in Pakistan

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Sania Mirza On How Mothers Do More Than Fathers

Sania Mirza

Sania Mirza is a global tennis stars. She has achieved a lot for tennis in India and she has always also received love from Pakistan. She was married to cricketer Shoaib Malik and the ex-couple had a son together. She was also loved for how she represented women fiercely in sports. She was a guest on Masoom Minawala’s podcast and she shared her journey and thoughts.

Sania Mirza spoke about her pregnancy challenges. She shared that overall having her baby was a breeze. Yes, she like other women had to go through a lot physically but what actually affected her was breastfeeding. The career she has, a busy lifestyle as a working mom and how she had to go through mom guilt was difficult. She left for work for the first time after six weeks of having Izhaan. She was pumping milk during flight and she had so much mom guilt when she left him behind.

The sports star also shared how it is never 50-50 between both parents when it comes to parenthood. A mother always ends up doing more and this is not an equal world. This is a norm everywhere in the world and it is not bound to one place or one country. A mother gives more in terms of taking care of the child.
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Ghazal Siddiqui Shares Life Threatening Incident Involving Her Son

Ghazal Siddiqui

Ghazal Siddiqui is a senior PTV artist who has worked in numerous plays including her claim to the fame project Marvi. She has also busted Hum TV’s morning transmission for a longer period of time. Her other notable dramas are Dhoop Kinaray, Sij Girhan, Woh Kon Hai and Chaand Tara. Ghazal Siddiqui is happily married and has grown up kids. Her family is settled in Canada.

Recently, she appeared in ARY Digital’s morning show Good Morning Pakistan. In the show, she opened up about a life threatening incident involving her son.

Talking about it, Ghazal Siddiqui said, “There was an important occasion on which my kids requested to light firecrackers, so we arranged firecrackers and distributed them among the children. My son was very young, he took all his firecrackers from and put them in his pocket. Although I was supervising everything but someone lit a firecracker nearby, and one in his pocket caught fire. The firecrackers in his pocket started bursting one by one. I don’t know where I got the courage, but I immediately tore off his shirt and threw it away. It was such a scary incident — my son was in shock, watching me tear his shirt like that”.

Nida Yasir also shared a related incident. She said, “I caught a bullet in my car because someone at a wedding fired it into the air which hit our car and the wind screen was all broken and the next day I picked the bullet from the car.”

 

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Dania Enwer Says Family Backed Her Divorce

Dania Enwer

In an interview with Ahmad Ali Butt, actor Dania Enwer opened up about how her family played a crucial role in helping her move on from her first marriage. “My family supported me throughout, and I consider myself fortunate—because not everyone has that kind of backing. When you’re surrounded by such support, outside opinions don’t matter,” she said.

Dania described her mother as an empowering figure in her life. She explained that she initially hid her marital issues to protect her parents from worry. “For a long time, I didn’t tell them what I was going through because I wanted to spare them the pain and fix things on my own,” she shared.

She recalled the moment she finally reached out. “When I was ready, I called my mom and told her, ‘Things are not great. I’ve tried my best, but now it’s either the marriage ends, or it ends me.’”

Her mother responded calmly and supportively. “She told me, ‘Everything has a solution. I know you’ve tried. If it’s not working, that’s okay. Other paths exist. Just relax.’ That conversation started the journey toward my separation—with my mother right beside me,” Dania said.

After the divorce, her mother encouraged her to step into the world of acting. Dania credited her family for giving her the freedom to rebuild her life. “They never imposed restrictions or pressured me into remarrying. They motivated me to start again.”

Following her struggles, Dania took a break to heal. She said her two children kept her grounded and inspired her to stay strong. “My son and daughter were both very young, but experiences like these make kids grow up faster than they should,” she reflected.

Though the healing process was tough, Dania faced it head-on. “I dealt with PTSD, but I identified my problems and worked through them. Everyone makes mistakes—it’s how we recover that defines us. For me, closing that chapter was my saving grace.”

Dania is now married to Farhan Baig, son of veteran actor Nadeem Baig.

Also Read: Dania Enwer’s Inspiring Parenting Advice Amid Divorce Challenges

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