'Feroze Khan is still a firm believer'

 (Web Desk) – The dashing and charismatic actor who was recently seen dealing with his children’s custody as his wife Alizey Sultan filed complaints of domestic violence against him after the couple’s divorce.

The “Khaani” actor lately posted a quotation saying “You can’t starve someone that God is feeding”. There might be a hint about his ongoing hustle with his wife for the custody but as far as fans are concerned, they leave no stone unturned to remind him how he was cruel when it came to providing the child support for his children Sultan and Fatima.

Fans were seen bashing Khan for his irresponsible attitude and blank statements in his cases. A few of them were seen saying “Don t beat someone whom God has created too!” about him and his wife’s allegations about domestic violence and “Justice for Aliza sultan!” were mentioned too.

On the other hand the “Tich Button” actor was also applauded and loved by fans for keeping a positive mind and attitude in times of struggle by commenting “Aapki soch bhi bhut acchi h masallah app jaise log bhi h duniya main” and some uplifting comments like “Rise and Shine”, “Indeed.”

Where there is negativity, there is optimism as well and Feroze’s post portrays both equally.

The jaunty actor also used a white pigeon emoticon in the caption which symbolically means “peace”. Fans are looking forward to the positive outcome of his cases as he stands firm alongside his fans in difficult times.

Earlier, Khan’s separation with his ex-wife Aliza Sultan was the hot topic in Pakistan showbiz industry as the former couple was still in court for some settlements after divorce.

The "Khuda Aur Mohabbat 2" actor’s lawyer said that the actor had not been offered big projects and due to less work, he was unable to pay the expenses for his children. He said some demands could be met and a "certain amount" could be paid but all demands could not be fulfilled due to his current financial condition.

Meanwhile, Alizey’s lawyer has said the actor agreed in court on some points like dowry payments, "dowry articles as per Islamic law" and the expenses of his children but these payments have not been made. He said, "We requested them a month ago in a letter to hand over the things on which they have agreed upon but they are using delaying tactics. If things will be settled out of court, it will be better for the children."

He further said the amount that would be paid would be used on his children. He said that from day one the opposite party had failed to fulfil any of the commitments it made to his client.