Slumdog Millionaire star Rubina Ali Qureshi marries in Mumbai
- The star, 24, tied the knot in her hometown of Mumbai in a Muslim ceremony
Slumdog Millionaire star Rubina Ali Qureshi has gotten married 15 years after capturing the award-winning movie.
The star, 24, tied the knot in her hometown of Mumbai in a Muslim ceremony and is greatest identified for her function as younger Latika within the film.
She is believed to have married Mohammad Shabbir Jodiyawala, a profitable entrepreneur who owns and manages two ice factories.
She teased followers in an Instagram submit with footage of her special occasion which was captioned: ‘Way to new journey of life. Ms Qureshi to Mrs Jodiyawala’.
The couple are believed to have met a few years in the past of their neighbourhood, earlier than their friendship blossomed right into a relationship.
Slumdog Millionaire star Rubina Ali Qureshi has tied the knot 15 years after capturing the award-winning movie
Rubina tied the knot in her hometown of Mumbai in a Muslim ceremony
The star, 24, is greatest identified for her function as Latika in Slumdog Millionaire
Rubina Ali is pictured on her wedding ceremony day in a shiny ruby crimson conventional ensemble
Fireworks sparkled because the couple tied the knot in Mumbai, Rubina’s hometown
They exchanged vows in a wonderful Nikah ceremony at Badri Masjid in Nallasopara, Mumbai, on 17 November.
Rubina shared some extra snaps from her wedding ceremony on her Instagram account, with the caption: ‘Alhumduillah nikkah finished’.
According to Cover Asia Press, Rubina stated: ‘I’m so glad. I’ve identified Mohammad for a few years so for us to now be husband and spouse is a dream come true.
‘It feels [like] a wonderful day and all our members of the family are round us. I really feel blessed.’
The couple are thought to have welcomed round 100 visitors to their two-day celebration, which is customary in conventional Muslim weddings.
However, Rubina’s Slumgdog Millionaire associates are thought to haven’t attended her wedding ceremony, in keeping with Cover Asia Press.
The company additionally declare that she doesn’t be in contact with lots of her castmates anymore.
Rubina now owns a magnificence parlour referred to as ‘Rubina’s Beauty Hair and Nails’ in Mumbai and is an expert beautician, make-up and hair artist.
The actress was solely 8 years previous when she starred within the hit movie, which was impressed by the novel Q&A.
The 2008 film adopted Jamal Malik (Dev Patel) as he addresses accusations that he cheated on the Indian model of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire and displays on how he obtained there.
It went on to win eight Oscars together with Best Picture, Best Director Best Adapted Screenplay and extra.
At the time, director Danny Boyle‘s movie was thought to have lifted the lens on poverty in growing international locations.
And not solely did Boyle movie on-site in India, however he additionally forged youngsters from the very slums they filmed in.
The actress was solely 8 years previous when she starred within the hit movie, which was impressed by the novel Q&A
Rubina Ali is pictured hugging a marriage visitor throughout her wedding ceremony celebrations in India
Although she has not confirmed the title of her new husband, she is assumed to have married Mohammad Shabbir Jodiyawala, a profitable entrepreneur
Rubina Ali and her new husband are pictured smiling on their wedding ceremony day
The couple are thought to have welcomed round 100 visitors to their two-day celebration, which is customary in conventional Muslim weddings
The glad couple is pictured collectively at their wedding ceremony venue in Mumbai
The married pair smile and maintain their palms up for {a photograph} surrounded by visitors
Smoke stuffed the ground because the couple walked beneath flowers held by visitors
Rubina is snapped smiling as she hugs a marriage visitor
He even introduced Rubina and different younger castmates who appeared within the movie, reminiscent of, Young Jamal (Ayush Mahesh), Young Salim (Azharuddin Mohammed), Teenage Lakita (Tanvi Ganesh Lonkar) and Teenage Jamal (Tanay Chheda) to the Oscars.
But Boyle stated flying the younger actors to Hollywood was a problem as a number of the youngsters didn’t know their birthdays.
‘Some of the children do not know their delivery dates, so getting them a passport was a nightmare,’ he instructed THR.
The director was criticised for not offering for the actors, particularly because the movie – which had a small price range – went on to make greater than $370 million on the field workplace.
‘We had been conscious we must make provisions for the youngsters,’ he instructed the outlet.
So Boyle appointed the youngsters as beneficiaries of a belief contingent on them ending faculty.
