
Sangeeta is a veteran Pakistani film and television actress, director, and a prominent name in the country’s entertainment industry. She has appeared in several popular television dramas, including Kis Din Mera Viyah Howe Ga, Meri Behen Meri Dewarani, Bari Phupo, Quddusi Sahab Ki Bewa, Abba, and Sirf Tum He To Ho, among others.
As a filmmaker, Sangeeta has also directed several notable Lollywood films, including Society Girl, Nikah, and Sona Chaandi. She is currently working on the upcoming feature film Mukho, which stars Saima, Moammar Rana, Meera, and Layla. She has also directed the upcoming drama Bhulley Shah, featuring Saima, Shahid, Ayesha Fayyaz, Kamran Mujahid, and Zaviyar Nauman.
Recently, Sangeeta appeared on The Yazziastic Show, hosted by Yasir, where she spoke about her personal life, marriages, and the experiences that shaped her journey.
During the conversation, Sangeeta revealed that she is currently married for the third time to Tariq Mendro, a well-known distributor associated with the film industry. She shared that they got married around fourteen years ago.





Sangeeta explained that after her daughters got married, she found herself living alone. According to her, Tariq eventually proposed to her several times, and she decided that having a life companion could be meaningful, particularly in later years.
Speaking about her relationship, Sangeeta praised her husband for his calm and respectful nature. She said that they have developed a way of dealing with disagreements by giving each other space and remaining quiet until things settle down.
Sangeeta also reflected on her previous marriages and the difficult experiences she faced during that period. She emphasized the importance of mutual respect and understanding between partners and shared that these experiences helped shape her perspective on marriage and companionship.
The veteran actress’ candid conversation offered viewers a glimpse into her personal journey and the lessons she has learned throughout her life.
Watch Sangeeta’s complete conversation here: