Followed the customs of Hindu-Muslim, but neither married nor took rounds, Swara-Fahad told the story of the rituals

All the functions of marriage of Bollywood actress Swara Bhaskar and Fahad Ahmed of Samajwadi Party have been completed. But this couple has neither taken seven rounds nor married.

Bollywood actress Swara Bhaskar and Samajwadi Party's Fahad Ahmed are in the news for their wedding functions. Recently both have shared the pictures of the pre-wedding function with everyone. This couple had done a court marriage and had said that they had submitted their papers on January 6 under the Special Marriage Act. For the past few days, Swara and Fahad are enjoying their pre-wedding function.

After getting married under the Special Marriage Act, Swara completed all the rituals at the wedding. He and Fahad himself shared every glimpse of their function with their fans. Recently, during an interview, Swara and Fahad talked about the planning of the wedding function which was common in both of them for tradition.

Swara and Fahad said that both of them are very proud of their identity as Hindu and Muslim. Narrating the story of wedding rituals, he said how ceremonies like Haldi, Mehendi and Sangeet take place in both Hindu and Muslim weddings. According to Swara and Fahad, they are an 'interfaith couple'. They only got married in the court. Let me tell you, interfaith couples are those who marry in the court under a special act without adopting or converting to any other religion.

Dad and my uncles performing at the #SwaadAnusaar Sangeet! @theUdayB showing is that sailors can shake a leg too! 😉🤗♥️ @FahadZirarAhmad pic.twitter.com/ODHvVFSk3q

— Swara Bhasker (@ReallySwara) March 15, 2023

Talking about their marriage, Swara and Fahadh further said, “We both are very conscious and proud of our identity and neither wants to change anyone. We planned those things which are common in both of our traditions. Turmeric is such a thing which is there in both the religions, in Muslim it is called Ubtan. Mehndi is done on both sides. Music happens on both sides. In India, an interfaith couple who do not convert can only get married in a court under the Special Marriage Act. Which we have done.

Meanwhile, the video of Swara's music is going viral on social media. In this viral video, Swara is seen dancing with her father and father-in-law. This video is very much liked by the fans of the actress.