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Saturday | September 19, 2026 | Dhaka

Love alone is not enough to make relationship last: Barsha

 Entertainment Report
 Published: 12:56 AM, 19 September 2026

Afiea Nusrat Barsha is one of the most talked about heroines of Dhallywood. Despite her long career, she is not very successful.

Last year, she announced that she would quit acting due to family reasons.

After that, Barsha was not seen in any new work. However, she is quite active on social media and keeps in touch with her fans.

However, Barsha has never been in the middle of controversy regarding her personal life.

The actress tied the knot with film actor Ananta Jalil in 2011. Therefore, their happy marriage has always been an example of a beautiful relationship.

Barsha gave a tip on social media to make relationships last longer. Her heartfelt post brought up various things about the importance of family bonds.

In the post, Barsha wrote, “To sustain any relationship, you have to invest in it. And this investment does not just mean money.

Of course, money is needed to survive in life, but money is not always the most important thing to sustain a relationship.

To me, the real investment in a relationship is-your time, your behaviour, your care, and involving a person in your life as a family.”

Explaining the need for a family atmosphere, Barsha wrote, “If you really know that ‘this person will be in my life for the rest of my life’ or you want to keep him in your life, then you can connect him to your family and family ties.

Because at a time when a family’s sociality, respect, affection, responsibility and spiritual relationship is formed with a person, then before moving away from that place, people think at least once – what will happen if I leave? What will happen to these relationships? To me, this is a big investment in relationships.”

Finally, giving advice to fans and readers, Barsha wrote, “So I always say, if you really want to sustain a relationship with someone, then you have to invest in it.

And that investment is not just with money-your time, your behaviour, your sincerity, and most importantly, by involving your family in that relationship.

Introduce the person you like to your parents or family elders, make them your family.

Because when a relationship is not limited to just two people, but a bond is also formed with family members, then affection, respect, and responsibility are also created with that relationship.

And that is why, if you really want to make a relationship last long, love alone is not enough-it also requires investment in time, care, respect, behaviour, and family ties.”