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Swara Bhasker celebrates her first birthday after wedding with Fahad Ahmad

Swara Bhasker turned a year older. Swara celebrated her birthday with husband Fahad Ahmad, parents Uday and Ira Bhaskar, and brother Ishaan Bhaskar. Swara shared a picture along with the caption, “A year older, probably none the wiser, but a...

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Updated At : 03:05 PM Apr 12, 2023 IST

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Swara Bhasker turned a year older. Swara celebrated her birthday with husband Fahad Ahmad, parents Uday and Ira Bhaskar, and brother Ishaan Bhaskar. Swara shared a picture along with the caption, “A year older, probably none the wiser, but a whole lot happier! Thank you for the wishes, greetings & kind words insta family! Sorry unable to respond individually to everyone…but feeling so blessed and grateful to bask in the love of friends, family &well wishers! Celebrating a special birthday with my fave peeps in my fave dress from @mohammed.mazhar. official.”

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