Actor Shamoon Abbasi recently spoke about his daughter’s wedding absence, addressing criticism from fans and the media.
In an interview on Excuse Me with Ahmad Ali Butt, Abbasi revealed that he suffered an accident two days before the wedding. He said the impact with the steering wheel caused him to lose a tooth, leaving him in poor health.
“I posted a picture after my surgery with all the details,” Abbasi said. “Her wedding was just days away, and I messaged her that I couldn’t attend in such a condition.” He added that his daughter, Anzela, responded calmly, saying, “ok, baba.”
Despite this explanation, Abbasi said he has faced continuous criticism. “People kept saying, ‘Tum nahi gaye, tum nahi gaye.’ Shame should have stopped them,” he said. He emphasized that reacting to every comment would have destroyed his peace of mind. “I don’t give a damn what people think,” he added.
Abbasi also reflected on his personal life, noting that silence over the years allowed people to interfere unnecessarily. “There is no competition over truth. I have my satisfaction that I haven’t done anything wrong,” he said.
The actor shared his thoughts on divorce and its effects on children. He said divorces do not always harm relationships but can sometimes ease family tensions. “Alhamdulilah, my children are enjoying life, having adventures, and there is no argument left for me,” he added.
In conclusion, Abbasi requested that his ex-wife and daughter stop discussing the topic publicly. He reaffirmed that his daughter’s wedding absence was due to health reasons, not negligence or choice.
Shamoon Abbasi’s statement clarifies the misunderstanding and highlights the importance of family support during difficult times. Fans have expressed mixed reactions, but the actor remains firm about his decision and maintains peace of mind.
The discussion surrounding his daughter’s wedding absence has sparked conversations about parental challenges and public scrutiny in celebrity lives.
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