We have the incredibly talented Momina Iqbal with us for Pyar, Zindagi Aur Karachi.
Momina Iqbal is one of those actors who has quickly carved out her own space in the drama industry with her natural charm and versatile performances. From heartfelt stories to strong, layered roles, Momina has shown time and again that she can slip into any character and make it memorable.
Over the years, we’ve seen her shine in dramas like Ehd-e-Wafa, Khuda Aur Muhabbat 3, Do Kinaray, Dastak, and Ghaata. Other dramas she has been in include Sitara, Bhool Jaa Ay Dil, and more. Each of these projects has added a new dimension to her journey, and audiences love the way she brings both depth and relatability to her characters.
How Momina Iqbal Defines Her Love Language
When it comes to love, Momina Iqbal has a sentimental side. She believes in cherishing even the smallest tokens of affection – the kind of person who would hold on to something as simple as a tissue paper if it carried a special memory. For her, these little things capture emotions that last far longer than the moment itself.
She describes herself as a true romantic, someone who values the fragrance left on a tissue, the first flower received, or even the traces of kajal and mascara after tears. For Momina, it’s not just about big gestures like gifts or playlists – it’s about preserving the tiny, personal reminders of love that tell their own story.
Red Flags We Often Ignore – Momina Iqbal Shares Her Take
When talking about red flags in relationships, Momina Iqbal pointed out one that often gets ignored – emotional unavailability. According to her, it’s not just about romantic relationships but every bond, whether it’s with friends, family, or anyone close. If someone is constantly “too busy,” dismissive, or unable to be present emotionally, that’s a clear sign something is off.
For Momina, emotions are the foundation of any connection. Without them, no relationship can truly survive. She explained that even the simplest acts – traveling for hours together, sitting side by side, or just sharing time – all come down to emotional presence. If that’s missing, then no amount of material things or empty words can fill the gap.
The Bond That Shaped Her: Momina Iqbal Talks About Her Father
Momina Iqbal spoke with deep affection about her late father, recalling the precious memories they created together. For her, there is no regret of words left unsaid or actions left undone – instead, she treasures the fact that she, her sister, and her father shared a truly beautiful bond. She remembered how understanding he was, even to the point where she could share little crushes with him, and he would guide her gently, always showing her the difference between right and wrong.
Reflecting on his influence, Momina described how his values live on within her. She feels she inherited his habit of never holding grudges – expressing hurt when needed but never carrying the weight of hatred or resentment. To her, this was one of his greatest lessons: that negativity only burdens the heart. He also taught her to accept mistakes rather than blame others, a principle she still carries today. For Momina, her father’s love, wisdom, and faith in her strength remain a guiding force, making her believe that his presence is still a part of who she is.
Want to hear more from the Momina? Watch full conversation on FUCHSIA’s YouTube channel.
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