Actress and Tamasha 3 contestant Dania Enwer has revealed that she is married to the son of a veteran actor.
Appearing as a guest on Mazaq Raat, the actress disclosed that she was married to Farhan Baig, the son of legendary actor Nadeem Baig.
During the show, Dania also openly shared her thoughts on love and her relationship with husband Farhan.
“I love him very much… now I know what love is,” she said.
The actress also candidly shared her thoughts on unrequited love. “One-sided love is useless. I experienced love twice in my life and both times I went ahead to express my feelings directly.”
“The first one didn’t work out while in the second one, I realised the true meaning of love,” she said while also hinting at her first marriage.
Earlier, in a morning show with Nida Yasir, Dania had opened up about her marriage and divorce.
“People say that divorce is easy, but when I got divorced, I realised that it was a difficult process for me,” she said, adding that she initially didn’t tell her family that she was going to end her marriage.
“But when they came to know about it, they supported me, saying that now I have made a decision and will stick to it.”
She added, “I got divorced for peace of mind and don’t regret any of my decisions.”
Talking about her ex-husband, she remarked, “Not only did I get peace from the divorce, but people around me also got peace. It would get better, but instead of getting better, things got worse.”
“My ex-husband was not addicted to drugs before marriage, but then gradually became addicted to drugs. He also subjected me to physical violence.”
“I think that drugs are just an excuse; even in drunkenness, what comes out of a person is what one is. It became difficult for me and the children, and then the house and the children were destroyed. The responsibility also fell on me because my first husband was not even earning, and when he needed money, he started beating me.”
Earlier, Dania Enwer’s video was getting a lot of attention on Instagram.
She posted the viral video on her Instagram, sharing her cheerful and lively side.
“You healed the wounds on the rollercoaster called ‘LIFE’,” the text on the Dania Enwer’s video read. “Sometimes it is better to just let things be. Don’t fight for closure. Don’t expect people to understand where you are coming from. You chose to heal. Instead of spreading pain. That’s strength.”
