Zara Noor Abbas champions joint family system
Zara Noor Abbas has endorsed the joint family system, viewing it as a powerful solution to modern isolation and disconnection.
Taking to Instagram, the 34-year-old star reposted a message celebrating communal living and extended family bonds.
“Joint family system for the win,” she wrote, as her reposted message read: “Normalise buying land with your siblings and closest friends to raise families together.”
It added: “Modern isolation is unnatural. Your great-grandparents lived within walking distance of their entire extended family. Meals were shared, advice was given, and they weren't stressing about ‘who will watch the kids’. Reclaim the village.”
Besides acting, the mum of one is known for using her platform to speak on social issues, including family values and women's empowerment.
Zara Noor comes from a family deeply rooted in the entertainment industry. She is the daughter of veteran actress Asma Abbas and the niece of legendary Bushra Ansari.
She received formal education in film, theatre, and television before making her own mark in the industry.
Zara began her acting career in 2016 with the drama serial Dharkan on Hum TV and rose to fame with her role in Khamoshi, where she portrayed a resilient young woman.
Since then, she has starred in several hit dramas, including Ehd-e-Wafa, Zebaish, and Badshah Begum.