Umar Riaz urged not to give it so much importance as if it is a divorce
Asim Riaz and Himanshi Khurana Break Up: Bigg Boss 13 fame Asim Riaz and Himanshi Khurana surprised everyone after announcing their break-up in December 2023. Now after a month, Asim Riaz's brother has urged everyone not to give it so much importance as if it is a divorce. Umar Riaz, recently opened up about Asim and Himanshi's breakup and requested everyone not to interfere in their personal life.
Both of them had cited religion as the reason for their separation and Asim's brother has given his reaction on this matter.
Umar Riaz's reaction on Asim Riaz and Himanshi Khurana Break Up:
Riaz said, “There is always a reason for everything to happen in life and we often forget about God. People come and go in your life. If you marry them, it means that person is made for you. If you break up, it means that the relationship had no meaning. Things happen for their reasons.”
Umar, who also participated in Bigg Boss 15, further argued that Asim and Himanshi come from different cultures and hence, it was difficult for them to live together. He said, “There are many things. Love is not just love, you get attached to people and get away from reality for some time. But both Asim and Himanshi belong to different cultures of Kashmir and Punjab. When these two people meet, there are certain aspects involved, and they may not pay attention to them, but sometimes those aspects have to be considered. So when he thought about those aspects, he realized that it was difficult for them to live together anymore."
Umar emerges as a pillar of strength for his brother, Asim. He recounts the emotional toll it took on Asim, acknowledging his brother's vulnerability and stated that “He is very emotional”
He also remarked, "Life is a continuous journey, encompassing not only personal development but also spiritual evolution. Thus, it's conceivable that, in the end, they mutually acknowledged certain disparities between them. Opting to part ways must have been a collective decision, rooted in the recognition that it's imperative to conclude relationships amicably, with mutual respect serving as a cornerstone."
