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Rakhi Sawant expresses her wish to marry Pakistani police officer

Rakhi Sawant expresses her wish to marry Pakistani police officer

Web Desk February 19, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Rakhi Sawant expressed her wish to marry a Pakistani police officer.
  • Rakhi shared her disappointment over Dodie Khan’s change of heart.
  • She revealed that her late father wanted her to marry a police officer.

Indian actress and dancer Rakhi Sawant recently expressed her wish to marry a Pakistani police officer, following previous proposals from Dodie Khan and Mufti Qavi. In a phone conversation with host Mathira, Rakhi shared her disappointment over Khan’s change of heart, saying, “I am a human, not a piece of chocolate.”

Reflecting on Mufti Qavi’s proposal, she humorously admitted, “I like Qavi, but he should hit the gym like Dodie Khan and lose some weight.” Rakhi revealed that her late father wanted her to marry a police officer and joked, “Pakistani officers look very handsome. Is there one who is willing to hold my hand?”

Despite the public buzz, Rakhi clarified she isn’t serious about marrying Mufti Qavi, stating, “I don’t know if he has 100 wives or 900, but I alone am equal to 100,000 women, and he wouldn’t be able to handle me.”

On being asked about visiting Pakistan, she boldly responded, “If Modi can visit Pakistan, why can’t I? When a couple agrees, what can the Qazi do?”

Rakhi also praised Pakistani actress Hania Aamir as a “good and decent girl.” The actress concluded by mentioning her search for true love, adding, “Many men chase me, but they only want to use me as a stepping stone.”

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