Iqra Aziz Hussain, the heartthrob of Pakistani dramas, has opened up about relationship dynamics with Yasir Hussain and revealed why she choose him as her husband. The duo had gotten married in December 2019 after a public proposal by Yasir Hussain.
In a recent heartwarming post on Instagram, the Suno Chanda famed actresses opened her heart and wrote;
“I chose to spend the rest of my life with Yasir because he always speaks the truth and does not discriminate between people.”
Yasir Hussain, known for his bold criticism and controversial opinions, had opened up about the negative feedback he gets and detailed why anything he says becomes controversial in a recent interview with BBC. Following his interview, Iqra took it upon herself to shed light on other attributes of his personality which are not so talked about.
“The most important thing is that he really knows how to respect women. After my mother and sister, there’s no one who has given me more confidence than him. It is a big deal that a man, your own husband, supports your work, your dreams and genuinely wants you to achieve success and reach greater heights.”
The Khuda Aur Muhabat3 actresses further stated that it is every woman’s dream to get a man who loves her, respects her, and owns her in front of the world as Yasir did.
“It is every woman’s dream to get a man who loves her, respects her, owns her in front of the world, and makes her the ‘honor’ of his house, a man who not only supports her dreams but also takes the necessary action to help fulfill them. It is every woman’s dream to get a man who puts her happiness before his and does not discriminate between genders. My dream came true.”
While Iqra concluded by praising God for granting her a man like Yasir: Hussain also expressed his pride over his wife when yesterday, he posted a snap on Instagram to share the news that his wife bought herself a new car.
“Empowered women glow differently. People that stop their female family members from working are insecure and are not men,” Yasir wrote.
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