Sonkashi Sinha Gives Befitting Reply To Netizens Trolling Her For An Inter-Religion Marriage With Zaheer Iqbal
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Bollywood actress Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal got married on 23 June. Neither did they take the wedding vows nor did they get their Nikaah done. They had a civil marriage at home under Special Marriages Act. They signed and put their thumb impressions. Now, due to this, they got so much criticism from people that they got upset and closed their comment section. Due to marrying in another religion, the actress had to listen to the people’s criticism. And she is still getting it. Meanwhile, Shatrughan Sinha’s beloved daughter has given a befitting reply to the trolls on Tuesday, 25 June. She shared a post and put forth her point through it.
Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal
Sonakshi Sinha shared an artist’s post on Instagram in her Instagram story. In this, the artist had done a cartoon look of the couple’s wedding reception photo. With this, she wrote in the caption, ‘Love is the only religion. Wishing Sonakshi and Zaheer a happy life.’ Commenting on this post, the actress wrote, ‘Absolutely right. This is very cute. Thank you.’
Sonakshi Sinha’s Post
Sonakshi Sinha is getting a lot of criticism due to her inter-religion marriage. But even before this, such relationships have happened in the industry. Where couples from two different religions got married and are living happily today. A user commented on this post, ‘There is no problem with Shahrukh-Gauri and Kareena-Saif’s relationship. Then why are people making such a big fuss about their relationship.’
Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal
Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal started dating each other on 23 June 2017. That is why they chose this date to get married. Initially, Shatrughan Sinha and Poonam Sinha were also against this relationship. But later things got okay and they also attended the wedding rituals. But there are still some people on the internet, who are feeling pricked by this relationship like a needle.