Eamin Haque Bobby Denies Marriage Rumours
Eamin Haque Bobby denies marriage rumours – Actress Eamin Haque Bobby has recently dismissed claims circulating in the media that she is married. She has expressed frustration over the proliferation of what she terms inaccurate information. In an interview with The Daily Star, she addressed the issue, while also commenting on her professional trajectory and future plans within the industry.
Clarifying the Allegations
When asked about the individual, Mirza Abul Bashar, who has been labeled as her alleged spouse, she responded,
“The reports portraying him as my husband are entirely fabricated.”
Initially, she was unaffected by the stories, but her family, living abroad, found the news deeply unsettling. She explained that the spread of such unverified reports has been distressing for them, particularly as they have no direct connection to the allegations.
She criticized the media outlets for publishing these stories without any proof, stating,
“I don’t know why those outlets chose to release these reports. There is no evidence or source to back them up.”
Additionally, she pointed out that some individuals are compromising the integrity of the profession, bringing it to a lower standard. This, she argued, is creating more challenges for the film industry.
Professional Relationship and Industry Politics
When questioned about the reasoning behind the marriage claims, she asserted,
“If anyone can provide proof that he is my husband, I will accept their claim.”
She clarified that their interaction was strictly professional, mentioning that he was a partial producer for one of her films, which might have contributed to the speculation.
“I only did some official work for that company. Beyond that, I have no personal relationship with him.”
She emphasized that their professional exchanges were conducted with respect, as is customary in an office setting.
She also highlighted that discussions about marriage have overshadowed potential romantic ties, saying,
“I honestly don’t understand why people focus on marriage rather than a romantic relationship.”
The constant attention to these reports has even caused her mother to become unwell, requiring her to repeatedly reassure the family that the stories are false.
Future Aspirations and Political Engagement
Regarding her upcoming participation in the Film Artistes Association election, she confirmed,
“Yes, I am running from the Shiba Sanu–Joy Chowdhury panel.”
Reflecting on her past involvement in the election, she noted that ten years ago she was part of the Shakib Khan–Misha Sawdagor group and won. She expressed that contributing to the welfare of fellow artists now holds greater significance.
“If I can support my peers in this capacity, it would be a meaningful step.”
She aims to be more selective in future projects, ensuring her work aligns with her personal and professional goals.
