Dipika Kakar’s reaction is unmissable as husband Shoaib Ibrahim fulfils THIS 13-year-old dream

Television actors Dipika Kakar and Shoaib Ibrahim are one of the most loved couples. They have a huge fan base on social media. The couple shares glimpses of their day-to-day activities in their YouTube channel. In one of their Vlogs, Shoaib has announced that he has bought a new house in Mumbai and it for his mother.

In the video, the actor said in Hindi that is translated to English as, “I want to share some good news with you all. I’ve finally bought my own property in Mumbai. I came to Mumbai in 2009 and finally in 2022, I’ve managed to buy a house. The 13 year old dream is now going to get fulfilled. The most important thing is that I am buying this house for my mother”.

He further said that every man dreams of buying his own house and has a name plate on his name. He tried doing it early but it did not happen as he had and still have many responsibilities. “But things are better now and my sister Saba is also growing in her life. The dream has been possible because of your support and prayers. You all have also been an important part of my journey,” added Shoaib.

Dipika said that the building and flat where they are staying currently, is the first property that she bought. She added, “And when Shoaib shifted Ammi and everyone to Mumbai, the flat which is below ours was available on rent and we took it. From that time till now, Ammi and everyone have been staying in that same flat on rent.” The actress also said that she is ‘proud’ of her husband.

Watch their video here.

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Shoaib and Dipika got married in 2018. They were recently seen in the music video, Rab Ne Milayi Dhadka.

Recently, we had an interview with the couple where they opened up about their bond, family, battling trolls and a lot more.

You can watch the interview here.

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