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Thank You: Nigaar Z. Khan On Wedding Wishes

IANS, 24 Jul, 2015 11:40 AM

Actress Nigaar Z. Khan, who married her long time boyfriend Khayyam Sheikh here, has thanked her fans for the wedding wishes.

Nigaar, who has appeared in shows like "Welcome - Baazi Mehmaan-Nawaazi Ki", "Main Naa Bhoolungi" and "Bigg Boss 8", reportedly tied the knot with Sheikh on Thursday.

"Thank u all for the heartfelt wishes," Nigaar tweeted on Thursday.

According to reports, her groom is a Pakistani businessman settled in Abu Dhabi.

Her star sister Gauahar Khan kept everyone in the loop by sharing photographs of the wedding ceremonies on the micro-blogging site.

Gauahar donned an icy blue lehenga with golden embellishment for mehendi. For the sangeet ceremony, she wore a pink and golden lehenga.

The actress is now back in India.

"Landed in Lucknow. Travelin bck rite after a crazy nite of #meribehenkishaadi,#superhectic..show to launch H.O.M.E a project by #bayaweaver," tweeted Gauahar on Friday.

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