Actress and TV host Mathira says that it is foolish to talk about equality between men and women, both can never be equal, because what men have, women do not have.
Speaking on ‘To Be Honest’, Mathira said that it is only by meeting men and women that one becomes a complete human being and it is wrong to talk about equality between the two or to give more importance to one gender.
In the long-running show, Mathira talks about how she gained fame with her notoriety.
Mathira said that she did not know anyone in Pakistan and she started the program from a small TV channel but the person who called her on TV ‘insulted’ her and she became famous for it. ۔
According to the TV host, she did not have much understanding of Pakistani society in the beginning and as soon as she arrived in Pakistan from the African country of Zimbabwe, she wore short dresses and even wore a bold dress in a TV yoga program.
In response to a question, Mathira said that he was born and raised in Zimbabwe and his father is a good and famous politician of Zimbabwe.
He said that when his father and mother got divorced, he came to Pakistan with his father and after coming here he learned a little Punjabi language including Urdu and at first he did not have much understanding of Pakistani society. Encountered
According to Mathira, she wore short dresses in Zimbabwe, so in the early days she also wore short dresses in Pakistan, but then she realized that Pakistani society has different needs.
She said that she first fell in love at the age of 16, but she would call it a mistake, not a love, because it is an age in which a person makes mistakes to learn things.
She also talked about her 5-year marriage and said that she is now raising her son after divorce and she wants her son to get a good education.
Talking about Pakistani society, Mathira said that people here call ‘sex’ wrong but they also do it.
The actress gained notoriety when she was insulted during the program. Photo: Instagram
In response to another question, he said that his favorite politician in Pakistan was Benazir Bhutto while he thought the best government was that of Pervez Musharraf and the other was that of Asif Ali Zardari.
He said that he liked Bilawal Bhutto Zardari the most among the recent politicians and he was sure that his time would come.
Mathira jokingly said that if she met Prime Minister Imran Khan, she would ask him, “Should we panic now?”
In the 40-minute Durrani program, Mathira said that she was determined to avoid criticism and bad people and that anyone who harassed her on social media would block her.
Instead of reacting harshly to being criticized by fans and calling the actress obscene, she said she didn’t care about anyone’s criticism.