Juggun Kazim is indeed a well-respected figure in the Pakistani entertainment industry, known for her versatile talent as both a host and an actress. Her extensive career, spanning over two decades, has seen her in a variety of roles in popular television dramas such as **”Sitam,”** **”Saiqa,”** **”Lagay Aag Is Mohabbat Ko,”** **”Pani Jesa Pyar,”** **”Man O Salwa,”** **”Agar,”** and **”Hadsa.”**
In addition to her acting career, Juggun is celebrated for her skills as a television host, engaging viewers with her charming personality and sharp wit. Her entrepreneurial venture, **Nur by Juggun Kazim**, highlights her commitment to promoting natural and organic skincare, reflecting her passion for health and wellness.
Juggun Kazim is also known for her family-oriented lifestyle. She is married to Faisal and is a proud mother of three, often sharing glimpses of her family life on social media. Her dedication to her family, combined with her professional achievements, has made her a beloved personality in Pakistan.
Lately, Juggun Kazim made an appearance in FHM’S podcast hosted by Adnan Faisal. In the podcast Juggun Kazim opened up about her first abu**** marriage.
Talking about it, she said that she was physically abu**** and tortured in her marriage which lasted for 1.5 years. Juggun Kazim said that she got married within a week of her affection with first husband who first raised his hands on her in the third week of their marriage.
Juggun Kazim stated, “It’s crucial not to overlook the initial warning signs. Abu****e behavior often starts with hurtful words. You need to take action when he first raises his hand against you. I could have made a different choice, but I was naive. It was my mistake to marry in secret and keep it from my parents because he was very attractive. I recognize that it was my fault. When Noor Makhdoom’s case gained attention, my family frequently discussed it. I chose not to speak up about my own experiences because I didn’t want to attract public scrutiny, but it was an incredibly difficult time for me. During my marriage, I often feared that I might go through something similar to what happened to Noor Makhdoom. When I was seven months pregnant, I suffered abuse and was thrown out of the house in torn clothes. I am grateful for the neighbors who helped me cover up during that time. Thankfully, that period is behind me now, and Hamza has grown up well. Alhamdulillah, Faisal is Hamza’s father, and Allah has shown us kindness.”