Actor Ali Rehman Khan from Pakistan has shared his opinions on marriage, highlighting the social pressures associated with it.

Ali, who gained notoriety for his part in the drama series “Guro,” has received recognition lately for his performance as Safir, the antagonist in “Noor Jahan.

“Nasrat Hidayatullah, the CEO and originator of the “42-Day Challenge” as well as a qualified personal trainer, is frequently mentioned in connection with Ali, despite the fact that he is unmarried and looking for a matching spouse.

Although the two are often seen together at events and activities, Ali has not yet made their relationship publicly known.

Ali recently discussed his views on marriage, love, and the social constraints that come with it in an interview. He emphasized the value of having a strong relationship in which both parties respect one other’s individuality and trust one another.

He thinks that while mutual respect and understanding are the foundation of a good partnership, outside factors shouldn’t control a relationship.

Speaking about social pressures, Ali said that while pressure of all kinds is experienced by both sexes, he never felt pressured by his parents to get married.

He made the observation that family members, particularly aunts, frequently put pressure on people by asking questions about marriage, noting that women are usually subject to higher social expectations over when to get married.

Regarding his plans for marriage, Ali responded that although it is important, getting married should only happen when a person is truly prepared for that kind of commitment.

He expressed worries on the negative societal perceptions surrounding married couples and suggested that newlyweds should have the freedom to carve out their own space and lifestyle.