What Does Arya Babbar Have to Say About His Parents Raj Babbar and Nadiya’s 50-Year Love Story?
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Key Takeaways
- Arya Babbar celebrated his parents' 50th anniversary.
- The couple's journey highlights love overcoming cultural differences.
- The Babbar family celebrates various religious festivals together.
- Juhi Babbar emphasizes cultural rather than religious identity.
- Their love story is a testament to enduring commitment.
Mumbai, Nov 21 (NationPress) Actor Arya Babbar took to social media to commemorate the golden wedding anniversary of his parents, Raj Babbar and Nadiya Babbar.
He paid tribute to their 50 years of love, unity, and treasured memories. Sharing heartfelt reflections, Arya looked back on their lasting love and the wonderful journey they have undertaken together. On his Instagram account, the ‘Ready’ actor posted several photographs and wrote, “Cheers to 50 years of love, laughter, and forever. Happy Anniversary, Mumma & Pappa. #happyanniversary #nadirababbar #aaryababbar #rajbabbar.”
The first black-and-white image shows a youthful Raj Babbar and Nadiya Babbar seated together, offering a glimpse into their early days. The next photo features the couple alongside their children, Arya and Juhi Babbar, with a young Arya gazing down as he stands next to his father. The final picture captures the entire family smiling warmly at an event.
Raj Babbar wed Nadira in 1975. After their separation, he married Smita Patil in 1983. Following Smita’s untimely passing in 1986, the veteran actor rekindled his relationship with Nadira. Reports suggest that Raj Babbar had not yet established himself in the film industry when he chose to marry Nadira. Coming from differing religious backgrounds—Raj being Hindu and Nadira Muslim—the couple faced familial pressures, as his family desired Nadira to convert to Hinduism.
In a conversation with Lehren Retro, Juhi Babbar shared insights about her parents’ relationship, emphasizing how their family honors both religions. She stated, “We are the embodiment of Indianness. We’re just waiting for a Christian girl to join the family so we include everyone. We embrace all religions. We celebrate both Diwali and Eid with equal enthusiasm. There isn’t a single festival where both our parents aren’t present. I wouldn’t claim we are overly religious, but we are profoundly cultural.”