On December 11, 2019, Sania Mirza’s baby sister Anam Mirza has said “Qubbol Hai” to the love of her life Asad Azharuddin. In the pictures that have been trending on the internet, Anam is looking ethereal in a baby pink ensemble with golden embroidery on it and a purple coloured dupatta. On the other hand, Asad looked dapper in a beige sherwani.
On December 12, 2019, the newly married couple Anam and Asad had taken to their respective Instagram handles to share the pictures from their wedding and we can’t stop but drool at the pictures. While Asad captioned the pictures as, “Finally married the love of my life #abbasanamhi”. Anam had captioned it as, “Mr and Mrs #alhamdulillahforeverything #AbBasAnamHi.” Her vidaai videos are something that we can’t take eyes off as in the videos we can spot beautiful Anam dancing her way on her vidaai , Here are the pictures and videos:
On December 8, 2019, Anam’s pre-wedding festivities had started with a bridal shower. She had taken to her Instagram to share the pictures, in the pictures Anam looked gorgeous in a pink tulle skirt and a white t-shirt. It was captioned it as, “Life happens, and there are moments you feel so damn grateful. I’ve been feeling that for a whole week now. While life was happening I looked around yesterday at my Bridal Shower and I realised I’ve been lucky enough to find the best of friends and family. Absolutely thrilled and grateful. Let’s kick start #AbBasAnamHi.”
For her mehendi ceremony, Anam had donned a beautiful lehenga with a blue dupatta.
For those who don’t know Anam was earlier married to Akbar Rasheed but the two had decided to part ways after one and a half year of marital bliss. Citing the reasons behind their divorce a source close to the couple had told Pinkvilla, “The reason for the split is still unknown but we believe the divorce proceedings have come through. Meanwhile, Anam continues to focus on being the stylist for her sister and running her fashion outlet.”
Here’s wishing Anam Mirza and Asad Azharuddin a lifetime of togetherness.
