Mumbai: Actress Sonakshi Sinha and husband Zaheer Iqbal were recently seen offering prayers to Lord Ganpati on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi. The couple was seen performing the aarti of the divine at Hindi film industry superstar Salman Khan’s house.
Dressed in a beautiful white printed salwar kameez, Sonakshi looked gorgeous. Zaheer, who performed the aarti along with Sonakshi, was seen wearing a shirt kurta and looked handsome. The couple who were on a travelling spree to Switzerland seem to have returned to the bay after a luxurious holiday. Sonakshi and Zaheer had been sharing the best photos and videos from their luxurious vacation in Switzerland. While driving on the streets of Switzerland, the couple was seen singing and acting out the iconic song “Ho Gaya Hai Tujhko To Pyaar Sajna” from DDLJ.
Sonakshi and Zaheer, who love travelling, have travelled to over half a dozen countries till now and always keep their fans excited and thrilled through pictures shared on their social media account. Zaheer’s parents, too, had accompanied the couple on their Swiss trip. The couple was seen digging into creamy gelato, sipping on colourful drinks, and even tapping into their inner adventurous soul and indulging in paragliding.
For the uninitiated, Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal got married June 23, 2024, after dating for 7 long years, and had kept their relationship private for the longest time. News of Sonakshi’s family, Shatrughan Sinha, Poonam Sinha, and twin brothers Luv and Kush, was unhappy with the wedding, since Zaheer belonged to a different religion.
But to date, none of the family members has spoken about it. In fact, putting all the rumours to rest, Shatrughan Sinha and Poona Sinha attended the wedding and looked happy as they blessed both Sonakshi and Zaheer. The wedding that took place at Sonakshi’s house in Mumbai was a small affair with only families and very close friends in attendance. It was followed by a lavish reception party that was attended by Hindi film industry stars Salman Khan, Rekha, Kajol, and others.
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