After Referring To Swara Bhasker As B-grade Actress, Kangana Ranaut Congratulates The Newlywed

Kangana Ranaut wished the best to Swara Bhasker on her wedding to political activist Fahad Ahmad.

Kangana Ranaut shared a tweet to express her congratulations to the newlyweds.

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New Delhi: Kangana Ranaut recently shocked the internet when she wished the best to Swara Bhasker on her wedding to political activist Fahad Ahmad on Twitter.

Kangana tweeted on Friday to express her congratulations to the newlyweds,"You both look Happy and Blessed. That's God's Grace a marriages happen in the hearts rest all are formalities."

You both look happy and blessed that’s God’s Grace … marriages happen in the hearts rest all are formalities … ♥️♥️

— Kangana Ranaut (@KanganaTeam) February 17, 2023

Given that they both collaborated on the hugely successful 'Tanu Weds Manu' franchise, Kangana and Swara have a history that extends beyond their professional relationships. During a discussion on nepotism, Kangana referred to Swara and Taapsee Pannu as "B-grade" actors, which enraged the two actresses.

Swara Bhasker took to Twitter to inform her fans of the joyous news of her marriage to Ahmad, whom she had first met in January 2020 while taking part in a rally against the disputed Citizenship Reform Act (CAA). Ahmad, a student leader, had assembled the young group of students to start the CAA resistance.

After announcing her marriage to Fahad Zirar Ahmad, she praised the Special Marriage Act's provisions. Swara shared a sweet video on her official Instagram account on Thursday that showed how the two met and became friends.

Three cheers for the #SpecialMarriageAct (despite notice period etc.) At least it exists & gives love a chance… The right to love, the right to choose your life partner, the right to marry, the right to agency these should not be a privilege.@FahadZirarAhmad
✨✨✨♥️♥️♥️ pic.twitter.com/4wORvgSKDR

— Swara Bhasker (@ReallySwara) February 17, 2023

"Three cheers for the #SpecialMarriageAct (despite notice period etc.) At least it exists & gives love a chance… The right to love, the right to choose your life partner, the right to marry, the right to agency these should not be a privilege.@FahadZirarAhmad," she wrote.

Fahad is a political activist who served as the general secretary of Tata Institute of Social Science Students' Union. He is currently serving as the president of Samajwadi Party Yuvjan Sabha of Maharashtra and Mumbai.