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Adnan Siddiqui claims women are like houseflies

Adnan Siddiqui claims women are like houseflies

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  • Adnan Siddiqui started his career with the drama "Uroosa."
  • He transitioned into producing and owns multiple ventures.
  • He is known for his multifaceted talents and popularity among women.
Adnan Siddiqui, a successful actor, producer, and businessman, achieved early success with his debut drama "Uroosa" and has maintained momentum ever since. He transitioned into producing and now owns several ventures. With his multifaceted talents, he forges friendships with nearly everyone in the industry. Owing to his good looks and charming personality, he is considered popular among the ladies.

As a guest on Nida Yasir's Shan e Suhoor, Adnan Siddiqui made a strange comment that caused some discomfort for the host. Nida distanced herself from Adnan's remark, but he remained firm in expressing his thoughts.

Adnan Siddiqui said that “he does not want women to be offended by his comment but women are like houseflies. If you go after them, they will keep flying away and once you sit still and do not care for them, they will come sit on you.”

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