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Ghana Ali on why she got married at an early age

Ghana Ali on why she got married at an early age

Web Desk June 18, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Ghana Ali Raza, a Pakistani actress, gained fame through her roles in drama series "Sangdil" and "Saraab".
  • Recently, she was praised for her role as Zara in the hit drama "Naqaab".
  • In a recent interview with Ahmed Ali Butt, she shared her reasons for marrying at an early age.
Ghana Ali Raza, a talented and attractive Pakistani television and film actress, has earned widespread recognition for her powerful portrayals of negative and complex roles in popular dramas. She enjoys a strong Instagram following of 1.2 million. Ghana rose to fame through drama serial “Sangdil” and went on to deliver remarkable performances in “Saraab”, “Besharam”, “Aap Kay Liye”, and “Dilruba.” Most recently, viewers praised her performance as Zara in hit drama “Naqaab”.

Ghana Ali recently joined Ahmed Ali Butt on his podcast “Excuse Me”, where she revealed the reasons behind her decision to get married at an early age.

Talking about it, Ghana Ali said, “I have been grateful that I got settled at the right age— I believe, it’s all about fate. At 26, I felt the need for companionship and started praying for it again and again. It was my frequent prayer, and Allah granted it. When I was ready, I found my companion and got settled. I’m driven by my passion; I still love acting, it is my ‘Me Time’ , but in this field, you always need a shelter. After marriage, you gain respect — people stop taking you as a target or an option.”

Ghana Ali said, “Our society shapes us to always feel the need for men. My husband also advises me to protect myself.” He says, “if you will be reserved, people will respect you, but if you’re too open and too frank, you won’t be respected. I also believe one should have morals. You can’t party or hang out with everyone. You don’t need to be available for everyone. These are the things I’ve learned from my husband.”

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