Sonakshi Sinha has taken the internet by storm ever since the news of her alleged wedding with her alleged boyfriend Zaheer Iqbal spread like wildfire. Although the couple is set to get married on June 23 in a private ceremony held in Mumbai, they have not said anything about it yet.
A few days before the main event, the Dabangg actress enjoyed a girls night out with her best friend Huma Qureshi and other friends. Check out the pics!
Sonakshi Sinha enjoys girls night out ahead of rumoured marriage to Zaheer Iqbal
If rumours are to be believed, Sonakshi Sinha is all set to marry her longtime boyfriend Zaheer Iqbal next week. Both the celebs have maintained silence over this big news. However, many celebs like Poonam Dhillon, Daisy Shah and Honey Singh have confirmed the news of their wedding.
Some time ago, the soon-to-be bride Sona shared glimpses of the party she had with her friends on her Instagram stories. In the selfie, the Mission Mangal actress posed like the diva she is. She looked gorgeous with kohl-lined eyes, nude lips and hair tied in a bun. Sona wrote the date ‘17.06.2024’ on it.
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In the picture below, Sonakshi is seen with her Double XL co-star Huma Qureshi. The Rowdy Rathore actress wore a shiny black outfit for the night while the Maharani star looked stunning in a black cutout dress.
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It seems like the ‘gang’ had organised a bachelorette party for the bride-to-be. Dressed completely in black, Sonakshi posed like a rockstar with her friends in the middle, in front of a golden ground decorated with shiny golden balloons.
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Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal’s wedding invitation goes viral
A few days ago, Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal’s wedding invitation went viral. It was written on the card that they will get married on June 23, 2024 at Shilpa Shetty’s restaurant in Mumbai.
The leaked invitation also featured a sentimental photo of the couple and read, “We’re making it official (finally). The rumours were true.” Guests were also cautioned against wearing red and were requested to come dressed in formal and festive attire.
