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Home / Lifestyle / Happily Ever Aftershireen Mirza Ties The Knot With Hasan Sartaj In An Intimate Ceremony 329357

Happily ever afterShireen Mirza ties the knot with Hasan Sartaj in an intimate ceremony

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:21 PM Oct 25, 2021 IST

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Yeh Hai Mohabbatein-fame actress Shireen Mirza and Hasan Sartaj tied the knot on October 23 in an intimate ceremony in Jaipur. The newlyweds looked mesmerizing in their wedding outfits.

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They shared several pictures and videos from the dreamy ritual in which Shireen can be seen wearing a beautiful traditional red and golden lehenga. She completed her look with a magnificent set of gold jewellery.

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On the other hand, Hasan looked dashing in a beige-golden traditional outfit. Actors, including Divyanka Tripathi, Aly Goni and others attended the wedding celebrations. Speaking about the same during a media interaction, the bride Shireen said, “Finally it has happened! And it still feels like a dream. Sab kuch itni jaldi ho jayega maine socha bhi nahi tha. I’m getting married to my best friend Hasan and I am grateful that he’s everything I wanted in my Mr Right.”

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