Biyas Breaks Silence on Past With Asad Noor!

The wedding photographs of popular singer Parsha Mahjabeen Purni and controversial blogger Asad Noor have sparked widespread discussion on social media. Amid the attention, Kolkata resident Biyas Basu has spoken publicly about her past friendship and emotional involvement with Asad, revealing that their relationship ended completely in 2022 and they have had no contact since.

In a Facebook post on Wednesday (November 11), Biyas, a resident of West Bengal, India, shared details of their past association and urged people to stop speculating about her personal life.

According to Biyas, she became friends with Asad in 2016. Although they met in person in 2017, their friendship ended within a few days due to certain personal circumstances. On December 25 of the same year, Asad was arrested in Bangladesh under blasphemy charges and sent to prison. Biyas said he called her from the airport before his imprisonment and later sent her handwritten letters from jail.

Biyas said she travelled to Bangladesh out of humanitarian concern and tried to secure Asad's release. When he was arrested again shortly after being freed, she returned to Bangladesh in another attempt to help him. She said Asad eventually gained freedom and travelled to Kolkata, where he was also imprisoned following what she described as his own wrong decisions.

Reflecting on their association, Biyas said an emotional bond developed between them during their six years of friendship. She noted that Asad spent around one and a half to two years in prisons in Bangladesh and India, while a significant portion of the remaining period coincided with the COVID-19 pandemic.

Biyas clarified that she and Asad were never married and never lived together. Their relationship involved friendship and communication, although she acknowledged developing emotional attachment and becoming dependent on him.

She said their relationship came to a complete end in 2022 following disagreements over personal matters. Since then, they have not maintained any contact.

Calling for an end to discussions about their past, Biyas said friendships and romantic relationships naturally develop and sometimes come to an end. She questioned the tendency to turn such ordinary aspects of life into prolonged public controversies.

She further remarked that in 2026, there should be no reason to keep discussing who her former partner was in 2020, why the relationship ended or whether that person is still part of her life. She described persistent speculation about other people's past and present relationships as a medieval mindset.

Biyas also requested that people refrain from asking intrusive questions about her private life. She said she is happy and moving forward on her own terms, adding that animals have always held greater importance in her life than people.

Concluding her post, Biyas wished Asad Noor well, expressing hope that his life would be filled with happiness and prosperity.