Keya married Purnima's husband


Published: 03:09 29 November 2024
Sabrina Sultana Keya, a popular film actress, got married on Thursday in the presence of two families. Later, the actress herself announced the good news on social media.
It is known that Keya's husband's name is Mostaq Kibria. He is a businessman by profession. Mostaq Kibria is the ex-husband of film actress Purnima. Purnima first married businessman Mostaq Kibria on September 6, 2005. She divorced him on May 15, 2007.
In a Facebook status, Keya wrote, 'Alhamdulillah, I got married. Everyone will pray for us.' Also, asking for prayers for herself in the media, Keya said that they got married suddenly through family arrangements. The domestic wedding arrangements were completed due to her mother and sister being ill. However, she also said that she plans to organize a big event later.
Sabrina Sultana Keya entered Dhallywood by acting in the movie 'Kathin Hapku'. She was only 14 at the time. After that, the heroine worked in about two dozen films in a row. She also shared the screen with heroes like Manna, Rubel, Amin Khan, Riaz, Ferdous, and Shakib Khan.
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