[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text dp_text_size=”size-4″]Pakistani actress Mahenur Haider, despite facing a divorce in her prime, demonstrated resilience and strength amid challenges. The emerging actress, earning acclaim for her outstanding performances in the Pakistani TV series “Khaie,” candidly discussed her marriage and divorce, shedding light on her remarkable coping mechanisms during tumultuous times.
Appearing as a guest on a podcast, the “Grey” actress shared that she entered into marriage at an early age, only to later experience divorce. Throughout this ordeal, Haider emphasized the unwavering support she received from her parents, who stood by her side through thick and thin.
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Addressing the significance of dispelling common misconceptions and overcoming the stigma associated with leaving a toxic marriage, the “Parchi” star adopted a compassionate approach. She made it her mantra to understand individual circumstances, refraining from speaking negatively about her ex-husband and acknowledging the complexities inherent in relationships with former partners.
“I got married at the age of 22. After completing my college studies, I became a housewife. But life had other plans, and the circumstances weren’t the best, so my ex-husband and I sought a divorce after 4 years of marriage,” revealed the “Ishq Hai” star during the podcast.
Highlighting her parents’ unwavering support, Haider expressed gratitude for their backing during challenging times. She also shared her engagement in entrepreneurial pursuits, including the launch of her clothing brand, Zyre, which keeps her occupied with various business ventures, minimizing her focus on trivial matters.
The “Daku Bangaya Gentleman” star’s marriage took place in April 2018, tying the knot with businessman Zarrar Mustapha. Despite personal challenges, Haider continues to make strides on the professional front, featuring in notable projects such as “Aulaad,” “Ishq Hai,” “Betiyaan,” “Jhok Sarkar,” “Grey,” “Khaie,” and “Family Bizniss.”[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
