“Becoming a Father is Life’s Most Profound Experience,” Says Hamza Ali Abbasi

Pakistani superstar Hamza Ali Abbasi has opened up about the transformative journey of fatherhood, calling it the most profound experience of his life. In a recent candid interview, the actor-host shared heartfelt insights about how parenthood reshaped his world.

“Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine I could love someone this deeply,” confessed the Parwaaz Hai Junoon star, his voice brimming with emotion. The 40-year-old revealed that the birth of his son in 2021 unlocked emotions he never knew existed – a mix of overwhelming love, fierce protectiveness, and profound responsibility that’s made him “a better, stronger man.”

The interview clarified rumors about his showbiz hiatus, with Hamza Ali Abbasi confirming he merely took a break from acting post-marriage to Nimal Khawar Khan in 2019, not retired. His Instagram-famous parenting moments with their now-toddler son have become fan favorites, showing a softer side to the typically intense performer.

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What makes Hamza Ali Abbasi revelation particularly moving is his admission of pre-fatherhood skepticism. Known for his philosophical demeanor, he acknowledged initially underestimating parenthood’s emotional impact. “No book or warning prepares you for that first moment you hold your child,” he reflected, describing it as an almost spiritual awakening that redefined his priorities.

The Alif actor’s journey mirrors many modern fathers balancing career and family in the public eye. His honest account resonates with new parents worldwide – that strange alchemy of joy, fear, and purpose that arrives with a baby’s first cry. As he prepares for potential acting comeback projects, Abbasi makes clear fatherhood remains his proudest role yet.

This vulnerable confession from one of Pakistan’s most private celebrities offers a rare glimpse into the man behind the characters. It’s a powerful reminder that beneath the glamour of showbiz, even stars find their greatest role isn’t on screen – but in the quiet, messy, extraordinary adventure of raising a child.