Pics: Swara Bhaskar’s Wedding – “Couldn’t Stop Dancing in the Court”
New Delhi: Actress Swara Bhaskar, who is married to social activist Fahad Zirar Ahmed, took to Twitter to praise the special marriage law applicable to mixed marriages.
“Three cheers for #SpecialMarriageAct (despite notice period etc). At least it exists and gives love a chance… Right to love, right to choose your life partner, right to marry, right to agency, these should not be a privilege,” Swara Bhaskar said this morning. She tweeted at her new husband
She also shared that Fahad made Zirar Ahmed wear color as they signed court documents to legalize their marriage under the Special Marriage Act. “Now the Shehnai-wala should prepare for the shaadi (marriage),” he said. The couple is planning a grand wedding in March.
So blessed to be supported and cheered by the love of family and friends like family! Wore my mother’s sari & her jewellery.. made @FahadZirarAhmad wear colour 🙂 and we registered under the #SpecialMarriageAct
Now to prep for shehnaii-wala shaadi ♥️✨@theUdayB pic.twitter.com/YwLS5ARbj4— Swara Bhasker (@ReallySwara) February 17, 2023
The photos posted by the actor showed the couple dancing after the signing ceremony at a court in Mumbai.
Swara Bhaskar, 34, has been sharing glimpses of her relationship and marriage in a series of photos and videos on social media since yesterday.
“Sometimes you look far away for something that was next to you!” she wrote in her surprise wedding announcement yesterday.
Sometimes you search far & wide for something that was right next to you all along. We were looking for love, but we found friendship first. And then we found each other!
Welcome to my heart @FahadZirarAhmad It’s chaotic but it’s yours! ♥️✨🧿 pic.twitter.com/GHh26GODbm— Swara Bhasker (@ReallySwara) February 16, 2023
A video captures her love story against the backdrop of anti-Citizenship Act protests in Delhi, where she meets Fahad Ahmed, whose biography describes him as the leader of the Samajwadi Party’s youth wing.
The newlyweds, the twins in crimson, were spotted in various photos walking hand in hand, dancing and posing with family and friends.
The two met on stage in January 2020 during a protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), widely criticized as a discriminatory law that makes religion a factor in nationality and seeks to fast track citizenship to non-Muslim immigrants to India. Before 2015 from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Afghanistan
