Durefishan Saleem opens up about dream wedding

Durefishan Saleem opens up about dream wedding

Popular Pakistani actress Durefishan Saleem has shared how she wants her wedding to be in the future, saying that she would choose a simple nikkah instead of a big wedding with many events.

The actress said that she dreams of having her nikkah in a small room with only close family members and loved ones. She added that she is not interested in grand wedding celebrations.

Her comments received a positive response from fans on social media. Many people said they liked her simple idea. They agreed that love and commitment are more important than expensive wedding events.

Bilal Abbas, Durefishan marriage rumours resurface

Recently, rumours about Bilal Abbas Khan and Durefishan Saleem started again on social media.

The speculation began after Bilal Abbas shared Instagram Stories from Makkah. Soon after, several entertainment pages and fans claimed that both actors were in Saudi Arabia at the same time.

Some social media posts suggested that the two had already tied the knot. A few pages even claimed they had a private nikkah. However, no evidence was shared to support these claims.

Fans have linked the two actors since they worked together in the hit drama Ishq Murshid. Their on-screen chemistry became very popular.

Durefishan Saleem’s heartfelt message after performing Hajj

After performing Hajj, Durefishan Saleem shared an emotional message on Instagram.

She said the holy journey brought her peace and made her feel closer to Allah. She added that the experience taught her patience and gratitude and helped strengthen her faith.

She shared high emotions and gratitude for her parents, “It’s a story of sabr, shukar and Tawakul. So glad I did this with mama baba who MashaAllah had more strength than I did while I fell sick on the first day of Rami.”

While talking about it, Durefishan mentioned meeting girls with whom she “prayed, cried, laughed and ate every camp food, heard some amazing stories of Taqwa and learnt religion more in practice than words.”