Panchayat Actor Aasif Khan Marries Zeba, Fans Joke About ‘Chakke Wali Kursi’ Demand

Panchayat Actor Aasif Khan Marries Zeba, Fans Joke About ‘Chakke Wali Kursi’ Demand

Actor Aasif Khan posted photos of himself and his bride, Zeba, after their wedding. Aasif shared unscripted images from the customary ritual on Instagram on Thursday. Zeba and Aasif get married: In the first picture, a bashful Zeba smiled as Aasif held out his hands. In the next picture, the two gave each other hugs. In another photo, Zeba was kissed on the forehead by Aasif. As their guests gathered around them, the final picture showed Aasif hugging Zeba. The caption on the photo was simply “Qubool Hai (I do) ❤️ 10.12.24 – ∞.”

Fans and celebrities applaud him: Mouni Roy responded to the tweet by saying, “Congratulations to you both. I’m really sorry I missed it. According to Nuupur Sannon, “Areyyy! Congratulations. Another fan said, “Chakka wali kursi (what about the chair with wheels)?” as they expressed their joy and amusement. Another quipped, “Just don’t get angry at your wedding,” or “Bas naraz mat hona apni shadi mein.” Aasif’s involvement in the comedy-drama web series “Panchayat,” in which he notably insisted on receiving a “chakke ki kursi” (wheeled chair) as a unique wedding present, was the subject of comments from other fans.

About Aasif in Panchayat: In seasons one and three of the online series “Panchayat,” Aasif portrayed Raveena’s husband, Ganesh. His character in the program portrays a groom who demands a spinning chair as a present from Sachiv (played by Jitendra), which results in humorous circumstances. Featuring Jitendra Kumar, Raghubir Yadav, Neena Gupta, Sanvikaa, and other actors, “Panchayat” is directed by Deepak Kumar Mishra and takes place in the Phulera hamlet in Uttar Pradesh.

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In addition, Aasif is well-known for playing Babar in the well-liked online series “Mirzapur.” India’s Most Wanted (2019) was his Bollywood debut, and he has subsequently starred in films such as “Humorously Yours” (2019), “Jamtara” and “Paatal Lok” (2020), “Click” and “Pagglait” (2021), “Ghar Set Hai,” “The Great Indian Family,” “Dehati Ladke,” and “Kakuda.”