Mumbai (Mumbai). In Bollywood, we often see news like love story, marriage, affair and divorce. There are many such actresses and well-known celebs in the film industry, who have married in other religions and adopted the husband’s religion after marriage. Although there are many such actresses in the industry who have not left their religion after marriage in another religion. Let’s know about those actresses.
Kareena Kapoor
Kareena Kapoor is a well-known actress of Bollywood. He has done all the best films. Along with this, the actress remains in the discussion about her personal and professional life. As everyone knows that Kareena Kapoor is married to Bollywood’s famous actor Saif Ali Khan. Saif belongs to a Muslim family. The actress has not given up her religion after her marriage with Saif. Even today she celebrates all the festivals of Hindus with great pomp and show with her family. Along with this, worship is also done with full devotion.
Gauri Khan
Gauri Khan is a well-known celebrity in the film industry. Gauri is the wife of Bollywood king Shahrukh Khan. Both had a love marriage. During the time the couple was married, Shahrukh started his career in acting. While Gauri belongs to a Hindu Punjabi family, Shah Rukh is a Muslim. Gauri has not changed her religion after marriage. Gauri and Shah Rukh celebrate all festivals together even today.
Malaika Arora
Malaika Arora is the best actress of Bollywood. She often remains in the headlines. Malaika and Arbaaz Khan had a love marriage. Malaika is a Christian, she didn’t leave her religion even after her marriage to Arbaaz. Although the couple has been divorced. Both are no longer together.
Priyanka Chopra
Priyanka Chopra is an international actress. She was married to Nick Jonas. There is a huge difference in the age of Nick and Priyanka. While Nick is a Christian, Priyanka is a Hindu. The couple was married according to Hindu and Christian rituals. Priyanka has not changed her religion after marrying Nick Jonas, but the actress has also painted her husband in the colors of Hindu culture.
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