Sonakshi Sinha twins with hubby Zaheer Iqbal in red; flaunts sindoor in love-filled pics

Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal are painting social media red with love both theoretically and literally. The duo – who tied the knot earlier this year in a civil ceremony, took to social last evening and shared some love-filled pictures that are nothing short of couple goals. While the love they have for each other was clearly visible in their eyes, the actress flaunting sindoor was unmissable. Scroll to check out the pics and their fans’ reactions to it.

Sonakshi Sinha flaunts sindoor in love-filled pics with Zaheer Iqbal

Sharing a total of 4 pictures twinning in red ensembles, Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal captioned the post, “Laal hai mere dil ka haal.” In the pictures, Sonakshi is seen looking stunning in a red kurta with palazzos and a matching red dupatta with eye-catching gold thread embroidery across its borders. Zaheer looked dashing as even as he matched her by rocking a red kurta, jacket and a pair of white pants.

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Fan React

Commenting on the pic, a user wrote, “Areh yrr ek hi toh dil hai kitni bar jitoge” along with an evil-eye and white heart emoji. Another – crying happy tears, wrote, “Red never looked betterrrrr” A third – poking fun at those who spread negativity around the time of Sonakshi and Zaheer’s wedding, wrote, “Kaha gaya wo ramu jo bolta tha freeze me jayege dekh apne jija ji ko”

Actress Preity Zinta too commented on the post. Showering love on them she wrote, “You two are” followed by three red hearts and two fire emojis.

Sonakshi married Zaheer on June 23 after dating for seven years. While the civil ceremony – held at the actress’ Bandra residence, was a low-key function, the reception held later the same evening was a star-studded affair.

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