- By Shailvee Tiwari
- Mon, 19 Jan 2026 01:52 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Nawaz Sharif’s Granddaughter-In-Law In Sabyasachi: Even amid political tensions between India and Pakistan, love and fashion found a way to make headlines. The wedding of Muhammad Junaid Safdar, grandson of former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, became the talk of the Internet, not just for the grand celebrations, but for a surprising twist in bridal fashion. Junaid Safdar, son of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif and Captain (Retd) Muhammad Safdar Awan, married Shanzeh Ali Rohail in Lahore on January 18. While the wedding was a traditional Pakistani affair, the bride’s outfit choices caught everyone’s attention.
Shanzeh Ali Rohail turned heads by wearing creations from Indian designers for two of the wedding rituals. For her mehendi, she chose a green lehenga with detailed golden zari work, styled beautifully with a double dupatta. On the main wedding day, she dazzled in a red saree by Tarun Tahiliani, paired with a red veil and a neat, sleek bun.
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The post shared on Instagram by the handle 'saad.samie' received millions of views. Her choice of Indian designer outfits sparked widespread discussion online. Many Pakistani social media users expressed surprise, with some questioning the decision, especially considering the ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan.
"I don’t get why people are so obsessed with artificial looks these days," a user wrote. "So what! A lot of Indians wear Pakistani brands. Anarkali, the famous bazar has an Indian Bazaar too, where one can get all Indian items. The hatred between India and Pakistan is so manufactured and artificial," a second user wrote. "This should get Tarun more orders from Bangladesh," wrote a third user.
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"To everyone criticising her choice – I’m sure the outfit you chose for yourself at your wedding or in daily life isn’t liked by everyone. It’s 2026, can we all grow up and stop criticising brides for wearing whatever they want at their own wedding, paid for by themselves/their family?" added another user.
Despite the debates, Rohail’s bridal looks received praise for their elegance and style, proving that fashion often transcends borders and politics. The wedding may have been a family affair, but her Indian designer outfits ensured the celebrations became a hot topic far beyond Lahore.