Sahiba is a Pakistani film actress based in Lahore, born Madiha, daughter of actress Nisho. She was raised and educated in Lahore. She acted in many films in 90s but left the industry after marrying fellow actor Jan Rambo (Afzal Khan).
Sahiba made her film debut in a Punjabi movie by the name of ‘Ishq Rehna Sada’. From there onwards, she starred in a number of films, both in Urdu and Punjabi, however, it was her Urdu movies that got more appreciation. Her famous movies include ‘Hero’, ‘Munda Bigra Jaye’, ‘Hum To Chalay Susraal’, ‘Mamla Garbar Hai’, ‘Chor Machaye Shor’ and many others.
Lollywood actor Afzal Khan aka Rambo and his wife Sahiba Afzal appeared on Nida Yasir’s sehri show with their sons Ahsan and Zain.
Yesterday Sahiba has come under the scrutiny of netizens for stating misogynist comments on the show regarding not wanting daughters.
The Kaanpien Tang Rahi Hain star said that she never wanted to have a daughter, she is thankful that she doesn’t have one and instead only has two sons.
Rambo was quick to intervene her stance and said that when he sees his contemporaries like Shaan Shahid and Saud Yousuf sharing a beautful bond with their daughters, he feels like he wants to experience that bond too and hence always wanted a daughter.
Sahiba then added that she doesn’t want a daughter because women have no autonomy on their choices in this world and that their remains a fear about their luck.
Now another clip from the interview has caught netizens attention in which the actress can be heard saying that she wants a ‘tall, fair and slim’ girl for his son.
However the star has now issued a clarification on the on-going controversy in an Instagram post:
She mentioned that she said it in a state of concern and fear for daughters and their worldly fate.
Earlier her husband Rambo shared a hilarious take on Bollywood star couple of Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal’s wedding.
In a TikTok video Rambo can be heard showing concern about Katrina’s deciding of marrying the Uri star leaving all the other handsome co-stars. To which his wife Sahiba sarcastically said “Why? did not I (marry you)?”
