Filmworld
Aamir's daughter Ira Khan gets engaged
Mumbai, Sep 23 : Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan's daughter Ira Khan got engaged to her boyfriend Nupur Shikahre.
Ira, who has been dating Nupur for over two years now, took to Instagram where she shared a video from a cycling event. In the clip, Ira is seen standing at the stands. Nupur, dressed in cycling gear, comes up to her, goes down on his knees and pulls out a ring.
Nupur asks Ira: "Will you marry me?", to which she happily responds "Yes!."
The two seal the deal with a kiss, while her friends and the crowd cheer for the couple.
Ira is Aamir's daughter from his first wife Reena Dutt, with whom he got separated in 2002. They also have a son named Junaid together.
1 hour ago
Senator Cory Booker Hosts Rally for the South Asian, Asian American & Pacific Islander Community
3 hours ago
After taking away Superman from Henry Cavill, James Gunn makes bold statement on Margot Robbie’s run as Harley Quinn
5 hours ago
Indian American population in US crosses 5.4 million, Census survey shows
5 hours ago
EAM Jaishankar in Atlanta for G20 ministerial as US flags sea lanes, energy and supply chains
5 hours ago
"Forbidden to form government with them": Netanyahu drums up rhetoric, warns against alliance with Arab parties
5 hours ago
Money Power and American Democracy: How Big Money Came to Influence U.S. Elections
5 hours ago
North Dakota unveils its first Mahatma Gandhi statue
5 hours ago
Israel election results: Netanyahu’s Likud bloc wins 53 seats, opposition 48, Arab parties 19
5 hours ago
Indian-American Nithya Raman’s double-digit lead vanishes as LA mayor race ends in tie
6 hours ago
Indian-American Pre-Med Student Siddartha Surapanani Indicted in Fatal Crash, Faces Up to 30 Years in Prison
7 hours ago
NAINA Celebrates 20 Years of Nursing Excellence at 10th Biennial Conference.
7 hours ago
Mira Rajput talks about rumours of having a third baby with Shahid Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor Khan says, 'You might'
7 hours ago
'Bigg Boss 17' fame Soniya Bansal backs Sara Ali Khan amid Kedarnath row: 'Faith is deeply personal'
