Photo of Malala Yousafzai with Shahrukh Khan’s cut out
New Delhi:
Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai is married to Pakistan Cricket Board chief Azhar Malik in the UK. Malala Yousafzai, who shared several pictures of the wedding on Tuesday, told people she was getting married. Following the news, he received congratulatory messages from all over the world. Now a throwback picture of Malala has been released in which she poses in front of a cut out photo of Shah Rukh Khan. Azhar Malik is seen in the photo.
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Happy Birthday to the most wonderful Malalaamsiamsrk Definitely had to do the necessary cameo. pic.twitter.com/kSFBgSqzVz
– Azar Malik (MalikAsser) July 12, 2021
Malala Yousafzai celebrated her 24th birthday in July. On this occasion, Azhar Malik shared his picture with Shah Rukh Khan and wished him a happy birthday in a special way. An ardent fan of Malala Shah Rukh Khan, she has said this on many occasions. In the photo shared by Azhar Malik, you can see Malala posing with Azhar in a light blue salwar kameez and having a big cut out of Bollywood King Shah Rukh Khan next to her.
Happy Birthday Malala Shah Rukh Khan will now share his house with this life size card cut-out due to my inability to give birthday gifts in practice. pic.twitter.com/3hBRlSwL6G
– Sarah (amsateal) July 12, 2021
Azhar Malik shared this photo of Malala Yousafzai and wrote: “Happy Birthday to the amazing Malala who had to star in a cameo with Shah.” Since Malala broke the news of her marriage, users have been sharing many pictures of her. Another photo of him went viral, in which he photographed Shah Rukh Khan’s cut out. In an interview, Malala said that Shah Rukh Khan’s ‘Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge’ is her favorite film.
Today marks a golden day in my life.
Azhar and I tied the knot to be life companions. We celebrated a little Nikka party with our family at home in Birmingham. Send us your prayers. We enjoy walking together on the journey ahead.
: @malinfezehaipic.twitter.com/SNRgm3ufWP– Malala (லா Malala) November 9, 2021
Yusufzai, a Pakistani human rights activist, was shot dead by Taliban militants in the Swat Valley in 2012 when he returned home from school to raise his voice for girls’ education without any fear. Yusufzai was brought to Birmingham, England for better treatment. After recovering, Yusufzai resumed school and graduated from Oxford in June 2020. He continued to speak out for the education and advancement of girls. At the age of seventeen, Yusufzai received the Nobel Peace Prize, making him the youngest person to receive the award.
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