Sehar Khan has opened up about her Marriage and shared insights into her Future Plans

In a recent interview, Sehar Khan, a rising star in the Pakistani entertainment business, opened up about her future goals. The 23-year-old actress mentioned which Lollywood stars she admired and made a marriage-related remark.

The well-known Fairy Tale actress said that she adores Wahaj Ali, Fawad Khan, and Saba Qamar. The diva went on to say that her dream actor to collaborate with is Ahad Raza Mir.

Despite being new to Lollywood, Sehar Khan has already garnered a sizable fan base with a number of roles in films such as Main Agar Chup Hoon, Mushk, Fasiq, Dikhawa,

Rang Mahal, and others. More roles are anticipated.like in Fairytaleetc,

The Dikhawa actress went on to say that although working in Bollywood might come with some restrictions, she would still adore the opportunity.

Khan remarked, My first goal is to work in my own Entertainment Fraternity ,I want to make my future first Financially Independent, then I will look forward for marriage.

The Naqab Zan actress stated that she prefers love marriages over forced or assisted unions when discussing her intentions to tie the knot.

My Opinion about Love Marriage

“Love marriages, in my opinion, are better because then you already know the other person which tends to make your bond stronger, however, there are couples in arranged marriage that live happily as well,

There is no doubt in that,” she stated.

The Sanwari actress underlined, “Your life partner should be loving and respectful towards you.”

Sehar Khan’s expressed interest in love marriage signifies a departure from conventional norms, highlighting her desire for a romantic union rooted in genuine affection and personal connection.

This revelation sheds light on her independent spirit and modern outlook towards relationships, suggesting that she values emotional compatibility and mutual understanding in choosing a life partner.

It also reflects a growing trend among contemporary individuals who prioritize love and companionship over societal expectations or familial pressures in matters.