The actress praises her husband’s calm personality during an appearance on Nida Yasir’s morning show, saying he has taught her to remain patient and composed.
Web Desk: Pakistani actress Sarah Khan has praised her husband, singer Falak Shabir, for his calm and patient nature, jokingly describing him as even better than the popular drama character Abu Bakr.
Sarah made the remarks during an appearance on television host Nida Yasir’s morning show, where she discussed her married life and the positive influence Falak has had on her personality.
According to Express News, the actress said she had learned to remain calm in difficult situations through her husband’s influence.
Sarah Khan says Falak taught her patience
Speaking about changes in her personality after marriage, Sarah revealed that she previously became worried over relatively minor issues.
She explained that she would panic when something went missing or when unexpected situations arose. However, spending time with Falak had taught her to stay relaxed and handle such situations with greater patience.
The actress also indicated that the experience had helped her develop greater empathy towards other people.
‘Falak is even Abu Bakr’s father’
During the conversation, Nida Yasir brought up Abu Bakr, a popular character from the Pakistani drama Dar-e-Nijaat, and suggested that Falak shared similar qualities.
Responding with a smile, Sarah said: “Falak is even Abu Bakr’s father.”
Her humorous remark highlighted her admiration for her husband’s composed personality and became one of the memorable moments of the interview. ایکسپریس اردو+1
Abu Bakr gains popularity through Dar-e-Nijaat
The character Abu Bakr is played by actor Sheheryar Munawar in Dar-e-Nijaat, written by Umera Ahmed and directed by Saqib Khan.
The character has attracted attention among viewers, with audiences appreciating his personality and qualities. The drama airs on ARY Digital and is also available through the ARY Plus application. ARY News+1
Sarah’s comments offer a glimpse into her personal life and the influence she says her husband has had on her outlook and everyday behaviour.
