Farhan Saeed’s bold ‘all men are fraud’ comment opens eyes online
Upcoming Pakistani film Luv Di Saun actors Farhan Saeed and Mamya Jaffar appeared in an interview with Fuchsia Magazine where their discussion about relationships caught online users attention.
The conversation began when Mamya talked about how some girls often develop a “savior complex” in relationships.
She explained that many girls believe they can change a man after entering a relationship, especially when his behavior starts changing over time.
She continued the discussion by adding that some men can be “fraud.”
That is when Farhan Saeed jumped into the conversation with a response and said, “Kuch nahi, saray hi hotay hain taqreeban” (Not some, almost everyone).
Farhan then shifted the conversation toward an important message and advised women to prioritize themselves instead of trying to “fix” someone.
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He said girls should be more sensible, love themselves first and stop ruining their own peace while trying to save someone who does not want to change.
He also emphasized the importance of boundaries in relationships and said there should always be a limit when someone repeatedly hurts you.
According to Farhan, many women keep giving endless chances when sometimes one chance is enough to understand someone’s behavior.
He also made sure to add that unfair treatment can happen to men as well and not every difficult relationship story belongs to women only.
The conversation ended on a funny note when both actors laughed with the host.
But if we look closely, their discussion touched on something many people quietly go through.
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Sometimes love turns into a project where people try to fix others while forgetting themselves in the process and that was probably the biggest takeaway from this conversation.
Hopefully, the younger generation and young couples take notes from such conversations and choose to be more sensible than what they may have seen in older relationships around them.
On the professional front, Farhan Saeed and Mamya Jaffar are currently promoting their Eid ul Azha film Luv Di Saun, which revolves around a love story.
The film follows Farhan’s character, who is deeply in love with Mamya’s character but later discovers her profession and asks her to leave it behind.
However, she explains that before anything else, she first needs someone she can truly call family.