Aliza Sultan, former wife of renowned Pakistani actor Feroze Khan, has recently become the center of social media buzz.
A video of her offering sage advice to soon-to-be brides has gone viral on Instagram, captivating audiences and sparking conversations.
In this brief yet impactful video, Aliza is seen sitting behind the wheel of a car, seemingly paused on a road trip. The setting is casual, but her message is anything but.
A person seated in the passenger’s seat, off-camera, poses a question to Aliza: “What is your advice to girls who are getting married soon?”
Aliza’s initial response is a lighthearted laugh, but she quickly transitions to a more serious tone. She advises young women to exercise caution when choosing a life partner.
Her specific advice? Ensure the person you marry is a “responsible human being” (“insaan ka bacha”).
She elaborates on the importance of responsibility in a marriage, stressing that a partner must be someone who understands and embraces their responsibilities.
“It is very important for a partner to be responsible,” she says.
“The person should know how to handle responsibility and must not be someone who runs away halfway through the marriage.”
Aliza’s comments carry significant weight, given her own marital history with Feroze Khan.
The couple, who married in 2018, share two children: a son, Sultan, born in 2019, and a daughter, Fatima, born in 2022.
However, their marriage ended in the same year Fatima was born, amidst accusations from Aliza of domestic abuse, leading to a legal battle.
Feroze, now 34, recently made headlines again when he announced his second marriage on social media, sharing a picture with his new wife on June 1.
This revelation has further fueled public interest in Aliza’s candid advice, adding context and depth to her words.
Aliza Sultan’s viral video serves as a poignant reminder for young women to consider the character and responsibility of their potential partners before entering into marriage.
Her personal experiences and the earnestness of her message have resonated widely, making her a voice of reason and caution in the digital age.
