Imran Khan and Avantika to have court marriage


Ever since Bollywood actor Imran Khan got engaged to his longtime girlfriend Avantika Malik earlier this year, tabloids have been busy speculating, when and where the wedding ceremony will take place and whether it will be done as per Muslim traditions.


As per the latest tabloids buzz, Imran has finally decided to simply tie the knot in court in the second of week of January 2011.

The decision to have a court marriage stemmed from the fact that Imran is a Muslim and Avantika is a Hindu, and both want to keep the whole affair neutral.

“In the past, reports have suggested that Imran and Avantika would have a nikha in Mumbai. Though Imran’s family members are known to be religious, they have never imposed it on him,” as per a source close to the couple.

“In fact, it was Imran who was very confused about this for a long time. A lot of serious thought failed to yield anything that was to his satisfaction," added the source.

Imran's decision was inspired from friend's wedding
Apparently, Imran decided to go for a court wedding after taking inspiration from Danish Aslam’s wedding.

Danish, a Muslim, was in a same predicament as his girlfriend Shruti Seth belonged to Hindu community. So, they decided to opt for a court marriage rather than deciding to go for a tradition ceremony.

As per tabloids paper Mumbai Mirror, the 27-year-old actor, who wants to keep the whole affair private, has recently confirmed the reports.

"I am from a Muslim family and Avantika belongs to a Hindu family. I personally didn't commit our wedding to one religion or another. We felt the best way for us was to keep it neutral and have a court marriage," said Imran.

Low key affair
Though, the exact date, time and day of the wedding is not known, but as per sources, the whole affair will be a low key affair in presence of few close family and friends followed by a grand reception.

“Imran will have the wedding at his residence in Bandra with a few close friends and family members,” revealed a source.

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