Kishore Kumar to Hrithik Roshan to Sanjay Dutt: 9 Bollywood stars who married 'Muslim woman'

 



Kishore Kumar to Hrithik Roshan to Sanjay Dutt: 9 Bollywood stars who married 'Muslim woman'


Here are a few Hindu actors and their Muslim wives. You will also be shocked to know about many of them.
 

We bring you 9 real-life lovers of Bollywood, who married outside their religion and just like the climax of a film, are living happily ever after. Meet 9 Bollywood hero, who married to Muslim girls.  

We bring you 9 real-life lovers of Bollywood, who married outside their religion and just like the climax of a film, are living happily ever after. Meet 9 Bollywood hero, who married to Muslim girls.
 

Kishore Kumar: Kumar's second wife was Madhubala, who had worked with him in many films, including his home production Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi and Jhumroo.

Kishore Kumar: Kumar's second wife was Madhubala, who had worked with him in many films, including his home production Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi and Jhumroo.

Sanjay Dutt: The macho man on Bollywood had made his third marriage to Manyata in 2008. She is from a Muslim family her father's name is Dilshan Shaikh.

Sanjay Dutt: The macho man on Bollywood had made his third marriage to Manyata in 2008. She is from a Muslim family her father's name is Dilshan Shaikh.

Hrithik Roshan: He married Sanjay Khan's daughter Suzanne Khan in the year 2000.

Hrithik Roshan: He married Sanjay Khan's daughter Suzanne Khan in the year 2000.

Manoj Bajpayee: The talented actor married an actress named Neha in 2006. Neha's real name is Shabana Raj. Before her marriage, Shabana played the role of a girl named Neha in Badari, since then everyone began calling her Neha.

Manoj Bajpayee: The talented actor married an actress named Neha in 2006. Neha's real name is Shabana Raj. Before her marriage, Shabana played the role of a girl named Neha in Badari, since then everyone began calling her Neha.

Raj Babbar: Babbar married a woman named Nadira Babbar in 1975. Nadira's real name is Zahira.

Raj Babbar: Babbar married a woman named Nadira Babbar in 1975. Nadira's real name is Zahira.

Aditya Pancholi: The actor married Zarina Wahab of a Muslim family born in Visakha Pattanam in 1986.

Aditya Pancholi: The actor married Zarina Wahab of a Muslim family born in Visakha Pattanam in 1986.

Kunal Khemu: He married to Soha Ali Khan and became the part of Pataudi family.

Kunal Khemu: He married to Soha Ali Khan and became the part of Pataudi family.

Sunil Dutt: He married Bollywood popular actress Nargis. Their worked in the film Mother India and fell in love. Nargis's real name is Fatima Rashid.

Sunil Dutt: He married Bollywood popular actress Nargis. Their worked in the film Mother India and fell in love. Nargis's real name is Fatima Rashid.

Sunil Shetty: Shetty married a Muslim actress Monisha QadriSunil in 1991. Later she changed her name to Mana Shetty.

Sunil Shetty: Shetty married a Muslim actress Monisha QadriSunil in 1991. Later she changed her name to Mana Shetty.

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