5 times Nusrat Jahan and Nikhil Jain’s marriage looked ‘made in Heaven’

A Kolkata court has declared that Nusrat Jahan and Nikhil Jain’s marriage is not valid. Earlier in June this year, actor-politician Nusrat Jahan had released a shocking statement claiming that her marriage with Nikhil Jain happened according to Turkish law and that’s why it isn’t valid in India.

Here’s a look back at times when Nusrat and Nikhil used to give some serious relationship goals with their PDA moments, picture-perfect happy snaps and celebrating their interfaith relationship.

Kolkata court declares Nusrat Jahan and Nikhil Jain’s marriage ‘not legally valid’

A courtship that took every Bengali, especially Nusrat Jahan’s fans, by storm, Nusrat celebrated romance with Nikhil Jain finally culminated in the pair tying the knot in an intimate wedding ceremony at Bodrum in Turkey. It seemed ‘happily ever after’ for the couple at that time but little did we know that soon the marriage will fall apart.

Since their destination wedding the couple used to share their PDA moments, cozy pictures on social media and they looked smitten in love. Nusrat and Nikhil became every social media enthusiast's most favourite couple giving major relationship goals.

It was only last year they celebrated the Durga Puja together. On the auspicious occasion of Durga Ashtami, they played the traditional 'dhak' and even danced at a Kolkata Puja pandal. The most interesting part is when Muslim clrerics blasted Nusrat for taking part in Hindu festival it was Nikhil who defended his newly-wed wife for all those criticism.

She had sported sindoor, mehndi and attended the parliament in this outfit post marriage. She even touched the feet of Om Birla, Lok Sabha speaker at that time. Be it the typical Hindu traditions, or her conduct was appreciated by many Indians. The positive talks of her fairytale-like story in parliament became talk of the town. Everyone was going gaga over their sweet love story and the understanding between each other.

The actor-politician had once said that love is very personal. “Love and jihad don't go hand-in-hand. Just before polls, people come up with topics like this. It is a personal choice who you want to be with. Be in love and start falling in love with each other. Don't make religion a political tool, Nusrat had said right after her marriage with Nikhil. The couple used to celebrate both Muslim and Hindu festivities with elan and their love seemed an epitome of inter-faith relationships.