Hareem Farooq is a renowned Pakistani television and film actor, producer, and host. She gained recognition through her popular TV appearances and impactful performances. She boasts a strong social media following of more than 3.1 million. Her notable television shows include Mere Humdam Mere Dost, Diyar-e-Dil, Main Khayal Hoon Kisi Aur Ka, Bismil, 22 Qadam, and Dusri Bivi. She also made her mark in cinema with successful films such as Parchi and Heer Maan Ja. Fans are currently appreciating her performance as Sanam in ARY Digital’s hit serial Shanaspand.
Recently, Hareem Farooq gave an interview to Fuchsia Magazine’s show Love, Life Aur Karachi. In the show, she opened up about her idea of love and her future life partner.
Talking about her life partner, Hareem Farooq said, “Talking about her expectations from a life partner, Hareem said, “I want my prince to get me a carriage. Such a man will be my prince. I like such beautiful gestures. I like filmy things. I love a person who says, ‘Let’s go to Burns Road and enjoy.’”
Speaking about romance, Hareem Farooq said, “Let me tell you, I am quite a romantic person. I was a huge fan of Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Dil To Pagal Hai, and Titanic. I have watched Titanic many times; although I find it a sweet love story, I am always fascinated by DDLJ. It was fun, romantic, and they fought for each other, which is a great form of love. You make things possible in love.”
Talking about the best quality in the person she loves, Hareem Farooq said, “We all want someone to fight for us, and when someone changes for you, it means they really worked hard to find you. And trust me, I don’t want to change people in love. To change yourself means you don’t want to hurt the one you love. Love shakes you for once. It has that power.” She further added that without heartbreak and pain, life would be dull and boring.
Talking about heartbreak, Hareem Farooq said, “Yes, I had a heartbreak, and at that time you feel that your world has fallen apart. I really felt it for a month; I was quite sad. But then I realized that life is beautiful, and I am still young, and I have a beautiful life ahead. It’s not the end of the world at all.”
Talking about her idea of love, Hareem said, “Yes, I love beautiful gestures in love, but I want respect. No relationship works without respect. There should be an element of respect in every relationship. I think this comes from my parents and my grandparents. Fake love doesn’t have respect. I still feel like a teenager when it comes to love. Love doesn’t mean possession. For me, love means I want to see the other person happy and the best version of himself. It’s not about possession.”
