Pakistani actress Syeda Tuba Anwar has shared her thoughts on modern relationships. She said many people today “longer know” how to experience real love. Her comments came during a recent interview on a private web show.
The actress explained that love is based on attention, care, and emotional connection. She said modern society has moved away from these values. According to her, many individuals “longer know” what genuine love feels like in today’s world.
Syeda Tuba Anwar, who is 31 years old, said that love in earlier generations was more meaningful. She believes that the strong emotional bonds seen in the past are fading. She added that people now “longer know” how to maintain deep and lasting relationships.
She also pointed out that modern relationships are often affected by confusion and too many choices. According to her, this has changed how people connect with each other. As a result, many people “longer know” how to form simple and honest emotional bonds.
During the interview, she expressed concern about the influence of films on romantic expectations. She mentioned Bollywood movies as an example. She said many people grew up watching idealized love stories that are not realistic.
She specifically referred to popular films starring Shah Rukh Khan. She said those stories created expectations that do not match real life. Because of this, people now “longer know” how real relationships actually work.
The actress added that she hopes people can still find true love. She prayed for happiness and emotional stability for those seeking genuine relationships. She emphasized that real love requires effort and understanding.
Syeda Tuba Anwar also suggested that society needs to reconnect with basic emotional values. She believes that without this, people will continue to feel disconnected. In her view, many individuals already “longer know” how to express or receive love properly.
She concluded by saying that modern life has changed emotional behavior. However, she remains hopeful that people can rediscover meaningful relationships in the future.
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