"Commitment to family values, respect for elders," Saba Faisal shares key qualities of a daughter-in-law

"Commitment to family values, respect for elders," Saba Faisal shares key qualities of a daughter-in-law

Saba provided insights into the qualities of an ideal daughter-in-law
"Commitment to family values, respect for elders," Saba Faisal shares key qualities of a daughter-in-law

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17 Jan 2024

Veteran actor Saba Faisal described the qualities of an exemplary daughter-in-law who shares the family's commitment to strong values and respect for elders, stressing that that love and respect should be reciprocal in any relationship.

Saba Faisal's son  Arsalan Faisal, and his wife, Dr Nisha Talat, exchanged vows in December, last year. Saba exuded immense excitement throughout the wedding festivities and openly expressed affection for her daughter-in-law. 

“My son married the girl of my choice. He entrusted me with the responsibility of finding his life partner, which was a huge responsibility, and I take pride in successfully selecting a wonderful partner for him. I believe that, as a mother, I have fulfilled my responsibility, and he has done the same,” Saba explained in a recent interview. 

Saba provided insights into the qualities of an ideal daughter-in-law, highlighting the importance of values and a commitment to strong values. In particular, she underscored the significance of “showing respect for elders, emphasising “the need to honour their decisions.”

She underscored that the expectation of respect within a marriage shouldn't be solely placed on women; men are equally responsible for showing due respect to their wives. 

 “Love thrives when there is mutual respect in a relationship,” Saba maintained.

In a previous interview, focusing on destiny (Naseeb), Saba Faisal emphasised that parents should not solely concern themselves with their daughter's fate but should also pray for their son's fortune. She highlighted the significant role a son's destiny plays, stating, "A son's wife carries substantial responsibilities for the entire household."

Saba Faisal expressed her views, stating, "Today, girls often expect to marry and become the sole owner of a man's house, believing everything will be theirs. This mindset is misguided; they overlook that young men are still in their dependent and struggling phase. For financial stability, it's advisable to consider marrying a man aged 45 or 50, who will be capable of meeting all their needs."

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