Islamabad (The COW News Digital )Pakistani actress Harem Farooq has opened up about her views on love, romance, and her ideal life partner, revealing a deeply romantic side during a recent interview.
Speaking candidly, the actress shared her hopes for a fairytale-like love story, admitting that she sees herself as someone with a very cinematic outlook on relationships. “I am very filmi,” Harem said. “I wish a prince would come, place me on a carriage, and take me away.”
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The actress, known for her strong screen presence and independent personality, described herself as a hopeless romantic at heart. She said she has always been drawn to classic love stories portrayed in iconic films. Harem revealed that she is a big fan of Bollywood romances such as Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge and Dil To Pagal Hai, as well as the Hollywood blockbuster Titanic.
“I have watched Titanic many times,” she said, adding that for her, true love is about standing up for someone and being willing to change for them. “If a person fights the world for you and transforms himself, that means he genuinely loves you.”
Harem also spoke openly about heartbreak and emotional pain, acknowledging that breakups can feel devastating at first. Responding to a question about heartbreak, she said that when a heart breaks, it can feel as if the world has come to an end. “For about a month, I felt exactly that way,” she admitted.
However, the actress shared that she eventually shifted her perspective. “Then I told myself that life is still very long, and there is so much more ahead,” she said, emphasizing the importance of emotional growth and self-reflection.
Harem Farooq has previously spoken about relationships, marriage, and personal struggles, often highlighting patience, love, and understanding as essential elements of a successful partnership. Her honest reflections have resonated with fans, many of whom appreciate her openness about vulnerability and emotional resilience.
The actress remains one of Pakistan’s most admired celebrities, not only for her work in film and television but also for her candid approach to discussing personal experiences and life lessons.
