Recently, Fazila and Kaiser appeared on a local channel's morning show where they spoke candidly about what makes a marriage last in today's world. Answering the host's question on making love last, Fazila commented on the ever-changing nature of love, saying that in the early stages of a relationship, "Love is accompanied by friendship, but when you have spent time with each other, a different kind of bonding develops."
She added, "Once kids come into the picture, a different kind of love evolves." According to her, the key to keeping love alive is "regard, and respecting each other's sacrifices," and valuing each other's commitment to spend life together through thick and thin.
The couple, who tied the knot in 1993, have two sons together, Ahmed and Zorain. Fazila further stressed the importance of personal space in relationships, saying, "Love is not you sticking to someone like a sticker and assuming everything will always stay the same way." She explained that love isn't about losing yourself in another person, but about understanding and respecting each other's individuality.
"We are not twins who are supposed to do the same kind of things," the Kashish actor said. "We are two different individuals who come from different backgrounds. We understood each other and changed ourselves."
On modern relationships
Fazila maintained that a "fake feminism" as evidenced by slogans like "Mera Jism Meri Marzi" has ruined many relationships.
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