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Soni Razdan Trolls Mukesh Khanna Over His Comments On Live-In Relationships!(Photo Credit –Instagram)

Veteran celebrities have sparked a debate over live-in relationships. Zeenat Aman first advised her fans to live together with their partners before involving the government and their families. Mumtaz brutally slammed her opinions, and Saira Banu picked the same side. In a recent post, Mukesh Khanna, who agrees with the duo, has been mocked by Soni Razdan. Scroll below for all the details!

Soni Razdan is the mother of Alia Bhatt. As most know, the Highway actress lived with her now-husband Ranbir Kapoor before they married in April 2022. In fact, they tied the knot on the balcony of the same house, which fans thought was adorable.

What Mukesh Khanna had said about live-in relationships

In a recent interview with Dainik Jagran, Mukesh Khanna stated live-in relationships are not recognized in our culture. He added, “Just imagine...

Mumtaz Brutally Slams Zeenat Aman Over Her Live-In Advice! ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Zeenat Aman has been receiving a lot of love for her unfiltered Instagram posts. The veteran star recently reacted to a fan who asked for relationship advice and recommended living together before getting married. Her remark hasn’t gone well with Mumtaz, who has brutally slammed her and even targeted her married life with Mazhar Khan. Scroll below for all the details on the controversy.

Fans would know Zeenat was first married to Sanjay Khan in 1978, but the marriage was annulled in less than a year. She gave another chance to love and tied the knot with actor Mazhar Khan in 1985. One year after his unfortunate death, Aman confessed that she wasn’t happy in their relationship during her appearance on Rendezvous with Simi Garewal.

Zeenat Aman’s Instagram post on live-in relationships

A recent post featured the...

The first model to make it big in Bollywood, she went on to make her name as an actress ready for unconventional and ‘bold’ (for the time) roles, usually playing independent-minded, “Westernised” women and rarely sporting saris or other Indian dresses onscreen. Unfazed at the overt “sexualisation” of her onscreen persona, Zeenat Aman went on to score a string of successes in many Bollywood classics.

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Mumbai, Feb 8: Zeenat Aman says her priority right now is her sons and she will consider marriage only "five to eight years" later when they are settled and if she feels "lonely" at that time.

"Whatever has been said is incorrect. I am single, I am not married and I am living in my house with my children," said Zeenat, who was married to Mazhar Khan who passed away in 1998. She has two sons Azaan and Zahaan.

Her recent confession about seeing someone in an interview led to a lot of speculation and even linked her to Sarfaraz Ahsan Ahmed, a Shiv Sena member and real-estate dealer.

Upset with the talk, which she termed "baseless", she clarified: "My children are my priority. They are young, they are busy choosing their.

It has been reported that veteran actress Zeenat Aman will tie the knot at the age of 60 to a 36-year-old businessman. Now we bring to you the details of the groom-to-be. His name is Sarfaraz Ahmed. Sarfaraz is a Pune based businessman and he is Shiv Sena member. Sarfaraz Ahmed owns a flat in Bandra in Mumbai and the couple has been living together for the past six months. It is not yet known whether it is Sarfaraz Ahmed’s first marriage or not but Zeenat was earlier married to filmmaker Mazhar Khan from whom she has two sons Azaan (26) and Zahaan (23) and later she got divorced. "They told me, 'go unwind, and be happy,'" she says....

New Delhi, Feb 5: Yester years Bollywood biggest superstar Zeenat Aman is planning to tie the knot with a 36-year-old business man from Mumbai.

The 60-year-old actress, who's mother to two sons in their 20's, is all set to inspire many Indian ladies to take bold decisions when it comes to being happy.

The 'Hare Rama Hare Krishna' star, who married late actor Mazhar Khan in 1985, recently revealed that she is much happier now and is feeling younger again thanks to her new beau.

She said that she has met someone special, who has become a significant part of her life. She refused to divulge further details but shared that.

Veteran actor Zeenat Aman is going to tie the knot again. 60 yr old Zeenat and mother to two sons in their 20’s will marry the man of her dreams. Zeenat is not ready to divulge any details but Zeenat reveals that her sons, Azaan (26) and Zahaan (23), are delighted by her decision of getting married again."They told me, 'go unwind, and be happy,'" she says. Before she married actor Mazhar Khan, Zeenat was in a riotous relationship with actor Sanjay Khan. Mazhar Khan passed away in 1998. “I have met someone and he's become a significant part of my life, but I don't want to discuss it any further. He is from India, and we are planning to...

Born in Mumbai this said date in the year 1951, Zeenat Aman completed her education as a graduate from University of California, Los Angeles and later during her Bollywood career married a fellow actor Mazhar Khan and gave birth to two sons. Not only was she Runners Up for Miss India '70, but also the first ever Indian woman to win the title of Miss Asia Pacific in the international finals of the prestigious beauty pageant. Zeenat was an unprecedented and un ...