Renowned writer Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar recently shared his candid views on the viral controversy involving actress Momina Iqbal and her former associate Saqib Chadhar, sparking a wider debate on modern relationships.
The entertainment landscape was recently abuzz when actress Momina Iqbal found herself at the center of a social media storm. Just before her Nikah, her former associate, Saqib Chadhar, allegedly made threatening calls, bringing their past relationship into the public eye. This incident quickly became a hot topic across Pakistan, prompting various celebrities to voice their opinions. Adding to the discourse, veteran writer and director Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar recently offered his detailed perspective on the matter during an appearance on Rehan Tariq‘s podcast.
Momina Iqbal has steadily carved a niche for herself in the Pakistani drama industry, recognized for her versatile roles and engaging screen presence. From her breakout performances to her more recent acclaimed projects, she has become a familiar face to audiences nationwide. Her journey in showbiz has been marked by a consistent dedication to her craft, earning her a loyal fanbase. You can follow her career updates on her official Instagram: Momina Iqbal.
During the podcast, Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar did not mince words, expressing deep concern over what he perceived as the increasing normalization of live-in relationships in society. He stated, ‘The biggest thing we have missed in this whole scenario is that we have been taught the acceptance of live-in relationships. Nobody is thinking about the damage that is being silently done to our society.’ He further criticized the financial aspects he believed were at play, asserting, ‘Where do these men get so much money from? It’s easy money for girls too. They won’t change because it’s all about money — illegal money.’ Addressing both parties, Qamar urged Mr. Chadhar to ‘be ashamed too,’ emphasizing that ‘Both are equally corrupt in this case. If it was a relationship, end it with dignity, and if it was an investment, then sort it out privately.’ He concluded by highlighting shared responsibility, stating, ‘When an extramarital affair happens, it involves both a man and a woman. Women do not enter into an extramarital affair alone.’
Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar‘s strong remarks have undoubtedly reignited discussions about relationship ethics and societal values within Pakistan. His viewpoint, while controversial to some, underscores a broader conversation about evolving norms and the responsibility of individuals in such public disputes. What are your thoughts on his candid assessment of the situation?
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