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Jamal Shah responds to Faryal Gohar’s allegations, denies abuse



LAHORE  –  Actor Jamal Shah has denied abuse allegations made by his former wife, actor Faryal Gohar, saying details about their marriage had been misrepresented. He also disputed Gohar’s account of her pregnancy loss, saying it had followed a dog bite. His response followed Gohar’s appearance on a morning show, where she spoke about what she described as a nine-year abusive marriage. “I endured 9 years of an abusive marriage. I was subjected to physical violence and a restrictive environment,” Gohar said. She also spoke about the loss of her unborn child, describing it as a turning point in her life. Shah responded on X to posts discussing Gohar’s comments about their marriage, suggesting that her remarks had been misinterpreted by the channel that aired her interview. “Only one pregnancy, in 1985, was lost when Muniza Hashmi’s dog at her house in Lahore bit Faryal, resulting in a miscarriage. Apart from that, there was no pregnancy because I was studying on a scholarship,” he wrote. Shah also rejected claims that he had been violent towards Gohar, writing, “I never committed violence and nor did I ever say anything wrong about Faryal. The decision for divorce was also mine!” The actor also took aim at the channel that aired Gohar’s interview, criticising what he described as “mud-slinging programmes on ordinary people like me!!! What a pity!!!!” Shah continued responding to comments on X, reiterating his denial of the allegations and saying he had “never beaten or subjected (her) to any kind of abuse”. He also objected to what he said was inaccurate discussion of his former wife and their marriage.





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