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Mahira Khan shares first picture from her wedding

This is Mahira’s second marriage since 2007. She was earlier married to Ali Askari and had a son by him in 2009.

Mahira Khan shares first picture from her wedding

Pakistani actress Mahira Khan recently tied the knot with her long-time beau Salim Karim. On Tuesday, the actress shared the first picture from her dreamy wedding with her husband in which they look like a regal couple.

Taking to Instagram, Mahira shared the picture and wrote, “Bismillah.”


In the romantic picture, the couple could be seen hugging each other under the veil.

The wedding reportedly took place in Pakistan’s Bhurban in the presence of family members and close friends.

Soon after she dropped the first wedding picture, her friends and fans swamped down the comment section and dropped red hearts and fire emoticons.

Actress Sonam Kapoor wished her saying, “Congratulations beautiful girl. God bless you both.”

Mouni Roy commented, “Heartiest congratulations to both of you. Wish you the happiest most meaningful journey ahead.”

The Raees actress also shared a video from her marriage ceremony on her Instagram and captioned it, “My Shehzada, Salim.”

In the video, Salim donned a black sherwani and blue turban, while the star looked gorgeous in her pastel lehenga and translucent veil.

She was accompanied by her son Azlaan.

Salim became emotional and was spotted crying tears of delight as bride Mahira walked down the aisle. He hugged her once as he removed her veil, and their love and strong chemistry drew everyone's attention.

This is Mahira's second marriage since 2007. She was earlier married to Ali Askari and had a son by him in 2009. However, they separated in 2015. For quite some time, rumours about her relationship with Salim Karim had been doing the rounds.

And, the actor has now confirmed what was in the realm of speculation by tying the knot with the love of her life.

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