Juvaria Abbasi, a well-known actress in the Pakistani television industry, has enthralled fans with her diverse performances and commanding on-screen presence. With a multi-year career, she has established herself not only as an actress but also as a voice of empowerment and resilience, particularly in personal matters.
She has recently received attention for both her performances and her personal life, particularly her marriage to Adeel Haider. Their journey together demonstrates the value of companionship, particularly while confronting cultural expectations and personal challenges.
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Juvaria and Adeel, in a conversation with Rabia Mughni of Fuchsia Magazine, shared some insights and struggles as well as ideas about remarriage, especially Juvaria’s second marriage.
Juvaria also mentioned her views on what society usually has to say about those who decide to remarry, maybe after a divorce or the death of a partner. She said rather clearly “People need to establish a pair-bond, for having a partner in their lives.”
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Juvaria continued to elaborate on the unholy feelings people associated with those gearing to change their lives. She had words for the children who have bitter feelings toward their parents vying to love again, stating that life is short and there is no reason why one can not be happy.
‘We have to know that parents equally have a right to a productive life as the child,’ she was insistent.’
Societal Reactions
The interview that was conducted set off a significant debate on social media with regards to the particular opinions of Juvaria. Some of them support her view, whereas some fail to support her view, citing that remarriage poses a threat to children. As one of the commenters says, “You are right, but as a child, we need them. They can remarry, but what about us? It’s hard to live without them.”
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People, thus, consider them important; it can be said that it is impossible to live without them. This raises one of the key themes of the discussion that when parents are no longer with their children, they continue to be missed, with separation and loss of a parent, something for which children grieve.
They discussed the fear of losing a parent’s attachment and how a new marriage might affect their relationship with their biological parents. One user expressed, “If a parent wants to be happy, what about the child who feels lonely?” This highlights that parents must carefully think about how their choices impact their children while trying to find their happiness.
