- Sarah Khan and Noor Zafar Khan, star sisters in the drama industry, have a strong bond.
- Sarah Khan, a feminist, stated she prefers staying at home and finds it difficult to pay bills.
- Reham Khan, a former wife of Falak Shabir, criticized Sarah’s statement, stating it was a public comment about feminism.
Sarah Khan and Noor Zafar Khan, the star sisters, have built strong careers in the drama industry over the years. Both have earned recognition as leading names in television, and fans admire their on- and off-screen bond. They’ve consistently supported each other through personal and professional ups and downs. Recently, when Sarah became the center of a controversy, Noor stepped forward to defend her sister.
Sarah Khan, in a recent interview, stated that she is not a feminist. She shared that she prefers staying at home and finds it difficult to stand in lines to pay bills, adding that her husband can handle those tasks for her.
Here’s exactly what she said:
Reham Khan openly criticized Sarah Khan’s statement during an interview with FHM Pakistan. She said she had seen the woman who is Falak Shabir’s wife make a public comment about feminism. Reham added that Sarah should remember it’s because of feminists like her that women today, including Sarah, have the freedom to work in dramas and build careers in the industry.
This is what Reham Khan said:
Noor Zafar Khan has stepped forward to defend her sister, Sarah Khan. She expressed disappointment over Reham Khan’s remarks, stating that Reham dragged Sarah’s daughter into the discussion and, in doing so, attacked an innocent child. Noor emphasized that Sarah had not hurt anyone and had simply shared her personal opinion. She added that feminism isn’t about tearing other women down—it’s about respecting each other’s perspectives. Noor called Reham’s comment an attack on the most innocent, Alyana, and urged her to use her platform to uplift women instead of targeting them. Here’s what Noor had to say:
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