'Thousand Years' Actress Shashi Gets Married


Published: 02:33 17 December 2024
Actress Sharmin Joha Shashi got married. She got married on Monday, Victory Day. Sharing a picture with groom Khalid Hossain, she wrote in the caption, 'Alhamdulillah, we are married.' She then wrote, 'This new chapter of life has begun through marriage in a private ceremony in the presence of family members. Please pray for us.
It is learned that Shashi's husband's name is Khalid Hossain Abhi. He is involved in Broadcasting Media and Company. He is a dubbing director by profession.
Meanwhile, fans and fellow stars have commented on Shashi's wedding post and congratulated her. Regarding the wedding, Shashi told the media that they met about a year and a half ago. The decision to get married was taken four-five months ago.
A timeless social novel written by renowned novelist and filmmaker Zahir Raihan. That novel has been turned into a film by actress-director Kohinoor Akhtar Suchanda. Shashi became known for playing the role of Tuni in it.
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