Standing by Sonakshi

Shatrughan Sinha says daughter’s marriage not ‘illegal & unconstitutional’

IANS

Updated At : 09:56 AM Aug 13, 2024 IST

Politician and veteran actor Shatrughan Sinha has spoken about his actress-daughter Sonakshi Sinha’s wedding with Zaheer Iqbal and said it is not “illegal and unconstitutional”.

Shatrughan said, “This is a matter of marriage… Secondly, if the kids got married, it is not illegal and unconstitutional. They did it with their own wishes and our blessings. So, I appreciate it.

“Who will stand with my daughter if I don’t... My wife Poonam Sinha and I, got together to celebrate her wedding. This is about their happiness.” Tagging them as “made for each other”, Shatrughan said, “Parents will always stand for their children’s happiness and I feel that our children are happy. I call them made for each other and we are very happy for them.” On June 23 Sonakshi married her long-time beau Zaheer. — IANS

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