His remarks, both affectionate and cautionary have ascended across social media in consecutive viral clips, each one a testament to persistence and flair in how he balances humour with honesty.
Sabzwari, speaking with his signature calm and unflustered demeanour, reiterated that he had married at the age of 21 and now, decades later, stands at a point many artists can only envisage, a thriving career, grandchildren, and a reputation neither flashy nor timid. ‘Early marriage,’ he said, ‘keeps a man active for a staggering number of years. It keeps life from slipping into oblivion.’
But the discussion took a pivotal turn when a viewer questioned him about the prospect of second marriage, an issue often marred by heated rhetoric in society. Sabzwari’s response brimmed with persuasion yet remained free of judgement.
‘If your first wife is alive, salaho or unlucky, good or bad, then a second marriage becomes a kind of exam,’ he said. ‘If she is good, what need is left? Why push life perilously toward something that can combustiblely unravel what you already have?’
He described second marriage as a road hinged on delicate balance, where one misstep can send a relationship hanging precariously over emotional erosion. The situation, he said, can spur unnecessary conflicts, leaving families strewn with confusion and hearts marked by emotional blotches.
Sabzwari noted that many men treat marriage decisions with stubborn certainty, but a home, he stressed, must consist of benevolence, patience and an unwavering sense of responsibility. ‘A man must not let ego thwart the foundations that keep a family whole.’
When asked who the finest actors in his family were, Sabzwari avoided combustible comparisons. After briefly teasing that no opinions could be safely offered about Javed Sheikh, he ascended to the apex of sincerity. ‘After him, my son Shahroz Sabzwari is the best male actor, he works with finesse, discipline, and justice to his craft.’
As for female actors, he said all were adequate and varied in talent, yet ‘my wife remains the best actress to me.’ His comments reflected the tenet he often lives by, loyalty is indispensable for keeping a family intact.
At the very end of the interview famous actor Behrroz Sabzwari also joked about aging with a frugal lifestyle, saying his energy is not due to exotic routines but simple habits, furled away quietly through years of work and discipline.
