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Wedding of Mohammad Nazim's sister was a rocking affair!

It’s time for celebrations in popular actor Mohammad Nazim’s house, as his sister got married. The wedding was held in Markotla, a village near Chandigarh.

While he is happy for his sister, Naila Parveen, the actor also feels that the house will feel empty after she leaves. “I have four sisters. Obviously, I feel happy, but I am also sad. Two of my sisters are already married and now the third one will also soon be hitched. The house is filled with happiness now that we are all together, but once they go, all the happiness goes with them and the house becomes lonely. That excitement and splendour are lost,” he says.


“It was a 3-day function including mehndi, haldi and the final wedding ceremony. We all had a blast,” he says.

The actor has always shared a great rapport with his sisters. “Sisters are the most important people in your life. If you have a sister, you are blessed. My sisters are like my best friends and we share almost everything,” he says.

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