Pakistani actor Mohib Mirza has grabbed attention with his candid and humorous take on relationships during a television appearance, offering insight into his marriage with superstar Sanam Saeed.
The actor’s remarks about opposites attracting quickly sparked conversation among fans online.
While appearing as a guest on the talk show hosted by Tabish Hashmi, Mohib was asked how, despite being a self described “desi” man, he ended up marrying someone with a more “burger” personality.
Responding with wit, the actor explained that he believes in the idea that opposites naturally gravitate towards each other. He added that such dynamics often work well, provided there is mutual understanding and respect.
Elaborating further, Mohib humorously noted that men like him can make such relationships successful by adapting to certain social nuances like pronouncing words correctly and avoiding slang that might come across as unrefined.
His lighthearted yet thoughtful response drew laughter from the audience while also highlighting the importance of balance in relationships.
The actor also spoke about his personal life, particularly his approach to parenting. Talking about his son, he emphasized that he wants him to grow up with the freedom to make his own choices.
He shared that while he and his wife brought him into the world, they would not impose their decisions on him. Instead, he hopes to guide him and help him become a better individual while allowing him to live life on his own terms.
For those unfamiliar, Mohib Mirza is widely regarded as one of Pakistan’s most versatile performers, known for his strong presence in both television and film. Over the years, he has delivered memorable performances in projects such as Ishrat Baji, Dushman-e-Jaan, Neeli Zinda Hai, and Tark-e-Wafa, among others.
Mohib married Sanam Saeed in 2021 following his divorce from actress Aamina Sheikh, although he publicly confirmed the marriage in 2023. The couple welcomed their son, Vali Hassan Mirza, in 2025, marking a new chapter in their lives.