‘My employees have my card, and they spend as they wish,’ says Yashma Gill

Renowned actress Yashma Gill recently made headlines with her candid revelations on a podcast with 365 News, where she openly discussed feminism, finances, and the reasons behind spending millions on her close friend Hania Aamir’s birthday party.

During the interview, the host brought up the video of her surprise birthday party for Hania Aamir that went viral on social media and asked, "What made you spend millions on this party for Hania?"

She laughed and responded, "Because it was a surprise birthday party, it cost millions. If you want to know the budget for this party, I will not tell you."

Speaking about her bond with Hania, she added, "Hania Aamir is my best friend, and she is like my sister."

When asked about her biggest expenses, Yashma revealed, "I am thinking of buying a house these days, which I mentioned to a friend, and he told me about houses that cost a lot."

She further admitted, "I told this friend that I spend more and earn less."

In a surprising confession, she stated, "My employees have my card, and they spend it as they wish."

Yashma Gill also expressed her strong views on marriage, making it clear that she will not compromise her career for anyone.

She revealed that she once approached a marriage bureau but was shocked when they demanded Rs. 4 lakh before showing her a potential match.

Dismissing rumours about her personal life, Yashma claimed, "I have not had any romantic relationship with anyone to date. I am a very modest girl."

Regarding her future husband, she stated, "I will marry a person who understands my work, schedule, family, and environment." She further emphasized, "I will never marry a man who will have a problem with my working in showbiz."

Yashma also spoke about feminism, clarifying, "I am not into these things, but I believe that everyone should get their full rights."

She explained, "Men and women have different characteristics; everyone has their importance and rights. Men can never do women’s work, and women can’t do men’s work, so everyone has their place and should get their full rights."

On the topic of why men tend to pass away earlier than women, Yashma remarked, "Men probably die earlier because they are already older."

"In the past, it was customary for men to marry women 15 years younger than themselves, which is probably why men die earlier," she added.