“The person should be God fearing:” Syra Yousuf on what she values most in relationship

Renowned actor Syra Yousuf weighed in on the evolving nature of relationships and shared her insights on love and marriage and and the specific traits she values in a potential partner.

In a recent podcast interview, Syra Yousuf candidly addressed the societal expectations from women who choose not to remarry after divorce.

When asked about potential deal breakers in a future partner, the Sinf-e-Aahan shared that a crucial quality she would seek in her life partner, should she decide to pursue a relationship, is being God-fearing.

"The person should be God-fearing," Syra stated, explaining that this characteristic reflects other positive aspects of their personality. 

The Babylicious starlet emphasised that this is a fundamental trait she would value in someone she chooses to spend her life with.

Syra also spoke about the red flags she considers unacceptable in a person. 

She opined that rudeness towards staff or people who serve them is a major concern for her. "It gives me anxiety and makes me feel that the person is not right," she said.

Syra highlighted the issue of "love bombing," where someone showers their partner with excessive affection and flattery to obscure their suspicious behavior.

She explained that initially love bombing might feel appealing but it is often a deceptive tactic, adding that it is a short-lived phase of intense infatuation, not genuine love.