Reproductive weakness in Men and Women is not a shame, says Haniya Amir
Actress Haniya Aamir says that the weakness of reproductive health in men and women is not a cause for embarrassment but it is not known why in our society it is associated with dignity and self-esteem.
In an interview with The Independent Urdu, the actress said that her film, which was released on Eid-ul-Fitr, was based on the issue of reproductive weakness in a man, which has been linked to shame by society.
The actress said that many things in our society have been wrongly described as defective and a cause of shame, although those things do not cause shame.
According to Haniya Amir, similarly, it is wrong to associate reproductive health problems or weakness in men and women with shame, because that problem is not a cause for shame.
He said that his film “Parde Mein Rehna Do” was made on an issue that is considered to be flawed so that people can talk and think about it.
During the interview, she also talked about her film career and said that she will be appearing on the big screen after a gap of a few years, for which she is very excited.
According to Haniya Aamir, Ali Rehman was her cousin in the movie ‘Janan’, while in ‘Parde Mein Rehna Do’, she became his husband.
The actress said that Ali Rehman has been her friend and she had a lot of fun working with him.
In response to a question, Haniya Aamir said that although she is not very active on Twitter, her name still becomes a top trend there, which also bothers her.
The actress said that she is also a normal person, she also has problems, but soon after her name came up in the top trend on Twitter, with the help of friends and family, she came out of mental distress.
He asked the audience to go to cinemas on Eid-ul-Fitr to watch movies and support the cinema industry.
It is to be noted that on Eid-ul-Fitr, Haniya Aamir and Ali Rehman’s film ‘Parde Mein Rehna Do’ will be released along with at least 4 other films, including ‘Don’t panic and go crazy.
On this Eid, films will be released in cinemas for the first time after two years and after four Eids in Pakistan.
