In a recent BBC Urdu interview, Iqra Aziz, much like her husband Yasir Hussain, openly discussed societal views on motherhood during her pregnancy.
She highlighted encountering negativity, suggesting that traditional beliefs often limit a woman's potential after childbirth. Despite this, she expressed her eagerness for motherhood and her family-oriented nature.
Aziz, starring in the ongoing drama Mannat Murad, praised the production house and emphasized the importance of depicting authentic family dynamics in dramas, moving away from blaming in-laws.
Adding a lighter note, Aziz shared a playful moment from the set, teasing her co-star Talha Chahour about food, reflecting the camaraderie they developed.
Addressing how dramas portray women post-marriage, Aziz stressed the significance of showcasing a woman's journey beyond marriage, emphasizing the phase of adapting to new relationships without undermining personal aspirations.
She connected deeply with her character Mannat, acknowledging similarities in their struggles. Aziz then candidly discussed the emotional challenge of returning to work after her son's birth, explaining her choice to prioritize family over an overly ambitious career.
Reflecting on her past work commitments and her current desire to savor moments with her first child, Aziz concluded by expressing her wish to make this phase memorable and enjoyable.
