Marriage
Anjuman married an income tax commisioner, Mobin Malik, has two sons and one daughter, quit films, and moved to the United Kingdom. Some insiders disclosed that, Malik got fed up with her lifestyle; slowly but surely bickering and fighting became the tone of their marriage. During this time, Sultan Rahi was murdered on the National Highway. Lollywood was deprived of its most famous star, and the Punjabi film industry virtually grounded to a halt.
Relations between Anjuman and Malik always remained tense, though they managed to tolerate each other but after a long tense marriage, Anjuman decided to part ways in 2009 and returned to Lahore, Pakistan.
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