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Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar denies being responsible for Faysal Quraishi's divorce from ex-wife

Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar denies being responsible for Faysal Quraishi's divorce from ex-wife

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  • Khalil Ur Rehman revealed that he married Faysal Quraishi's ex-wife.
  • He denied being the reason for their separation.
  • Khalil shared that he met Faysal’s then-wife twice.
Renowned Pakistani writer and director Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar revealed in a recent podcast with Irshad Bhatti that he married the former wife of actor Faysal Quraishi but denied being the reason for their separation.

Recalling their first meeting, Khalil shared that he met Faysal’s then-wife twice during the filming of the popular drama serial Boota from Toba Tek Singh in Lahore. “I swear to God I was not responsible for their breakup,” he stated, adding that he even attempted to save their marriage but was unsuccessful. While he refrained from sharing details of how he eventually married her, he praised Faysal as a “wonderful actor” and revealed his admiration for Faysal's talent during their early collaborations.

Khalil also addressed a recent scandal involving his late-night visit to a female fan’s house. He claimed he was lured there, kidnapped, and tortured. “If a fan calls me, I would do it again,” he insisted, defending his actions. He added that the Lahore High Court had rejected the bail application of Amina Arooj, the woman involved in the incident, and expressed his trust in the court to deliver justice.

The writer remains one of Pakistan’s most talked-about figures, drawing attention for both his creative achievements and personal controversies.

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