Who is Farman Khan, actor who married Kumbh fame Monalisa Bhonsle?
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Mahakumbh fame Monalisa Bhonsle married her Muslim boyfriend, Farman Khan, in Kerala. While Monalisa has been facing backlash over interfaith marriage, here's all you need to know about the actor-model she married.
Monalisa Bhosle, who went viral during the Mahakumbh and became known as the ‘Kumbh Mela girl’, married her Muslim boyfriend, Farman Khan, on March 11, at the Nayanar Temple in Arumanoor, Kerala. As she faces opposition from her family, here’s all you need to know about the actor-model she married.
A native of Baghpat district of Uttar Pradesh, Farman is also an actor who has worked in Malayalam, Hindi, and Tamil films.
Speaking to the media after their wedding, Monalisa revealed that the two had been dating for six months. They initially connected through social media before eventually meeting on a film set.
They met during the muhurat ceremony of a Malayalam film titled Nagamma, directed by P Binu Varghese. In the film, Khan plays the antagonist while Bhosle was cast as the lead.
According to police officials, Monalisa and Farman arrived at the station along with members of a film crew with whom she was working in Kerala.
She told officers that she intended to stay with her partner and marry him despite objections from her family.
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