Mahira Khan Plans to Pass Her Wedding Prayer Outfit to Future Daughter-in-Law

Pakistani superstar reflects on family traditions, emotional memories, and the meaning behind her special attire.

A Sentimental Gesture for the Future

Pakistani actress Mahira Khan has revealed that she intends to gift her duaye khair (pre-wedding prayer) outfit to her future daughter-in-law. The celebrated star shared the sentimental decision during a recent interview, highlighting her deep emotional attachment to the dress.

Mahira explained that her wedding festivities began with a traditional duaye khair ceremony, a gathering where family and friends pray for the couple’s happiness and blessings. According to the actress, this intimate event was organized at her family home, fulfilling her mother’s wish to have celebrated poet Zehra Nigah lead the prayers. It was a beautiful, heartfelt moment that I’ll cherish forever, Mahira recalled.

Designed in Traditional Hyderabadi Style

The actress shared that the outfit was custom-designed by renowned Pakistani designer Umar Sayeed in a classic Hyderabadi style. The ensemble featured elegant detailing and was paired with minimal makeup, delicate jewelry, and floral accessories. Mahira wore her hair in a simple braid to complement the understated look.

She added that the outfit holds great emotional value and symbolizes blessings, family, and continuity. It’s very special to me. I hope that one day, my daughter-in-law will wear it and take care of it just as I did, she said.

A Glimpse into Her Personal Life

Mahira Khan, one of Pakistan’s most acclaimed film and television stars, tied the knot for the second time in October 2023 with businessman Salim Karim. The wedding, held in an intimate ceremony surrounded by close family and friends, drew warm wishes from fans and fellow celebrities alike.

Mahira also shares a son, Azlan, from her first marriage. Despite her fame, she has often spoken about keeping her family life private and rooted in traditional values.

Her decision to preserve and pass down her wedding attire reflects not just a mother’s affection but also a deep respect for cultural heritage — a gesture that resonates with many across generations in South Asia.

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