Shatrughan Sinha and Poonam Sinha gave away Sonakshi Sinha in marriage, see the picture

Sonakshi Sinha, who debuted with ‘Dabangg’, married actor Zaheer Iqbal on 23 June. It was a civil marriage, which took place in her own apartment. The baraati and gharaati were present there. After the wedding, a reception was held at night and many Bollywood celebrities attended it. Two days have passed but updates related to this function have not stopped coming. Now the latest photo has come, in which the actress is being given the kanyadaan. Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal belong to different religions. In such a situation, she neither wanted to take the wedding vows nor read the nikah. Therefore, like Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor, she took the middle path and got married with signatures. At first, father Shatrughan and mother Poonam Sinha were unhappy. But things got better and everything was completed happily.

Shatrughna and Poonam gave away Sonakshi Sinha in marriage

However, the wedding happened. All the rituals have been performed. At the reception, Sonakshi Sinha was seen wearing a red saree, red alta in her hands and sindoor in her hair parting. Now the photo of their Kanyadan has also come out. In the photo, Shatrughan and Poonam Sinha’s hands are placed on Sonakshi and Zaheer’s hands, which is the moment during the Kanyadan ritual. And a day before the wedding, a puja was also held in the house ‘Ramayana’. Pictures of which also came out.

People questioned Sonakshi’s photo

However, this picture gave rise to many questions in people’s minds. One user said, ‘They had a court marriage, right?’ Another said, ‘This is the saddest moment for the parents.’ Another said, ‘Kanyadaan happens in Hindu culture. Now what is left to say.’ Another said, ‘Why do all the rituals of these people happen in reverse.’ One wrote, ‘What is the meaning of all these rituals now, when the marriage was not done according to Hindu customs, then the rest of the rituals have no meaning. You did not worship the feet, nor did you donate Sindoor, this is too much.’