US EditionJunaid Safdar Ties the Knot with Shanza Ali
The wedding unites prominent political families with events at the Sharif residence, featuring traditional attire and multiple celebrations including mehendi, reception, and valima.
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At the wedding of Junaid Safdar, grandson of former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, bride Shanza's look created a stir. She wore a Mughal-inspired red saree by Indian designer Tarun Tahiliani, which reminded people of Ananya Panday. Find out why this saree has caused a stir in Pakistan.
Junaid Safdar ties the knot with Shanza Ali
Junaid Safdar, son of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, tied the knot with Shanzeh Ali, granddaughter of senior PML-N leader Rohail Asghar, in a nikah ceremony held in Lahore on Saturday. The nikah was solemnised by the sajjada nashin of the shrine of Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jilani, while the bride’s consent was obtained by Council of Islamic Ideology Chairman Mufti Raghib Hussain Naeemi. For the ceremony, Junaid Safdar wore an ivory sherwan…
Inside Junaid Safdar's Valima At Lahore's Jati Umra
(Left to right) Newlywed couple Shanzeh Ali and Junaid Safdar and Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz. — Geo News The valima ceremony for the wedding of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz’s son Junaid Safdar to Shanzeh Ali began in Lahore on Sunday, after days of festivities marked by crooning performances and lavish decorations. The event took place at the Sharif family’s Lahore residence, Jati Umra, with lilac and whitish-themed adornments. At …
Nawaz Sharif Daughter-in-Law Wedding Outfits Sparks Debate In Pakistan As She Dons Sabyasachi, Tahiliani Bridal Ensemble
The marriage of Junaid Safdar, son of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz and grandson of former Pakistani PM Nawaz Sharif, has set the internet abuzz as the wedding festivities in Lahore (held from January 16–18, 2026) sparked a heated debate over cross-border fashion choices. The Outfits: Sabyasachi & Tarun Tahiliani The bride, Shanzay Ali Rohail, drew widespread attention for choosing two iconic Indian designers for her high-profile wedding: …
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