As a TV anchor,Reham Khan comes across as intelligent,charming and articulate.In this book,however,she is just a woman wanting to settle scores with her ex-husbands (she has two). The only part that I found satisfactory was her portrayal of a marriage with an alcoholic abusive man. The way young women are eager to please abusive husbands and often find faults within themselves is very realistic and common. Imran 'chose the wrong woman to mess with': Ex-wife Reham Khan on her tell-all memoir". thenational.ae . Retrieved 26 August 2018. It was like scratching a wound. I think that the people in Pakistan, policymakers and [foreign] investors should learn from my experiences. If there are to be elections this year, I think the book will be very helpful to all those who want an insight [into Pakistan],” Reham added this week. A small man who is scared of the big bad world needs to feel he is big and powerful at home. Conversely, strong men can afford to whisper gently and smile at the women they love.”

Reham Khan is a 2018 controversial memoir written by Reham Khan. [1] She is a former wife of Imran Khan, who later became Prime Minister of Pakistan in 2018. [1] It was published on July 12, 2018 before the 2018 Pakistani general election, leading to claims that its publication was intended to damage Imran Khan's electoral prospects. [1] The book was published by SK Publications in Pakistan and HarperCollins Publishers in India.It was over in less than a year,and Pakistan's innumerable news channels had little else to talk about. Imran was still the idol,and Reham

Story takes a turn as Reham relocates to Pakistan. As I continue, I’ll like to add this book doesn’t seem to be hastily written as far as content goes. Considerable thought process went in. The chronological details are understandable which is why I feel, many, if not all, events are real. Having established herself as a journalist in England, Reham moves to Pakistan to pursue the same career there. With time, she meets Imran Khan. Later, Imran Khan said in an interview that his marriage with Reham was his biggest mistake. [10] Reham denies that there are any cases filed against her by saying that those are just social media threats. [11] However, in a separate interview with German newspaper Deutsche Welle, Khan’s ex said the memoir was not exclusively focused on the politician. She explained: “The book tells the story of my life, my experiences, and my journey through different continents, different cultures. My marriages are a part of my life and so have been included in the book. It is an honest account.” It amazes me to this day to think about women in the workplace who spend more time trying to damage other women’s images or opportunities than they do on improving their own abilities.”Reham claims that her ex-husband engaged in gay encounters. Naming his close friend, Moby, she states that the men were in a “live-in relationship” despite the latter being married. She also mentions how she allegedly found empty cigar cases and huge tubes of KY jelly on Imran Khan’s bedside table. Really, she paints a picture of a world that seems more and more like some distant planet I've never heard of. Only time will tell how true/false her observations have been. As a book, it was fine: presented her side, her history, her life, her kids and her journey as a single parent well.

Further, she also writes about an episode where he told her how in Worcestershire, while he doing his A levels, a 12-year-old boy had forced himself on a then 18-year-old Imran. The freedom of media in Pakistan is something that has been debated upon by many. In her book, Reham claims that her former husband had influence of several leading media houses in the country. Even in the organisations that he boycotted, there were “plants” who served as pro-PTI voices. His “friends” in the media include Tahir A Khan of News One to Zafar Siddiqui of Samaa, the book claimed. Her life story is not interesting enough to fill such a lengthy book.It is a no holds barred assault on Imran. What men don’t realise is that you must tell your woman she is beautiful. She only wants to hear it from you, not from the rest of the world. Their words mean nothing to her. Your words pierce her heart. That’s how you won her and that’s how you will lose her.” I have nothing to say about Reham Khan’s allegations and whatever filth the woman’s written about me or anyone. It’s shameful beyond words. It’s pretty obvious whose hands she’s playing in, the woman and her aides have totally lost the plot”, he had tweeted at the time.

In custody, with handcuffs on, Baig also had a message for Imran Khan: “My message to Imran Khan is that his days of disgrace are soon to come.” ( uske zillat ke din aane vaale hain) However, some senior police officials reportedly told mediapersons on Thursday that they were being pressurised by the Prime Minister Office to take stern action against Mr Baig.