The actress recently appeared on the popular Geo News comedy show Hansna Mana Hai, hosted by Tabish Hashmi, where she participated in games and answered audience questions, including topics related to her marriage.
During the program, a female audience member asked about the heavy criticism she faced over her wedding jewelry. Hina responded calmly, saying she did not take any action because it was not her concern if people disliked her jewelry. “If they didn’t like it, that’s their issue, not mine,” she explained, adding that wedding days are often busy with rituals, leaving little time to scroll through social media. She also mentioned that she did not check Instagram during that period.
The conversation later turned to a viral video from her nikah ceremony, in which she was seen making light-hearted requests to her husband, including a monthly allowance of five lakh rupees and business-class travel. When asked about it, Hina firmly stated that every woman has the right to ask her husband for what she wants. She added that there were other private requests made off-camera that, if revealed, would surprise many people.
Her remarks have sparked fresh discussion online, with many praising her confidence and others debating the expectations surrounding modern marriages. The incident highlights a broader conversation about personal choice, public perception, and the fine line between tradition and individual expression.
In an age where moments can go viral within seconds, Hina’s message was clear: marriage is personal, and so are the conversations behind closed doors.
