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Behroz Sabzwari blames women’s attitudes for rising divorce rates, ignites heated debate

Behroz Sabzwari blames women’s attitudes for rising divorce rates, ignites heated debate

  • Behroz Sabzwari has ignited a heated debate online.
  • He attributed rising divorce rates to modern parenting.
  • His controversial views on divorce and gender roles sparked backlash.

Veteran actor Behroz Sabzwari has ignited a heated debate online after attributing rising divorce rates to modern parenting and women’s attitudes in marriage.

Appearing on a morning show with his wife, Safina Behroz, the couple spoke about their long-lasting relationship. Praising his wife, Behroz said, "Safina is the secret of my good fortune. I achieved a lot of success after marrying her."

Safina reciprocated the sentiment, stating, "After so many years of marriage, love, care, and respect have only grown. My husband takes more care of me."

Emphasizing marital bonds, Behroz remarked, "There is no alternative to the love of parents, and the love of children cannot be denied either. However, there is no parallel of the closeness between husband and wife."

However, his controversial views on divorce and gender roles have sparked backlash. "The role of the man should be more important than the woman in arranging a marriage," he asserted.

He stressed the importance of patience in a relationship, attributing his marital stability to his wife’s efforts.

He gave credit to his wife for the stability she brought to his life, emphasizing the need to have patience in relationships. "For a successful marriage, there should be tolerance in the relationship, and my wife played a vital role in keeping my family together," he stated.

Blaming modern parenting, he said, "Tolerance has disappeared among girls these days." He also criticized extravagant weddings, stating, "Marriages worth crores of rupees end in just a few months."

His comments have faced criticism on social media, with many calling them misogynistic and outdated.

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