Pakistani celebrity weddings are rarely subtle, and Zarrar Khan’s big day was no different. Brimming with colour, music, and unapologetic dhoom dhaam, the celebrations delivered exactly the kind of high-energy festivity fans love to see.
Thanks to behind-the-scenes moments shared by Weddings Art by Wasif and snippets posted by friends from the industry, a lively picture of the festivities has emerged. From spirited dance performances to classic bridal elegance, the wedding struck a perfect balance between tradition and heartfelt celebration.
Zarrar opted for a refreshingly traditional look, wearing a mint green shalwar pyjama paired with a front-open sherwani adorned with delicate white embroidery. Festive yet understated, the outfit allowed the groom to truly shine where it mattered most — on the dance floor.
In one clip, Zarrar could be seen dancing bhangra with his closest friends, who coordinated in black shalwar kameez, vibrant embroidered waistcoats, and green shawls. Another video captured the groom being lifted onto their shoulders amid cheers, whistles, and infectious energy.
Bride Momil Khan made a striking entrance in a classic red and gold bridal ensemble, heavily embellished with sequins and zari work. Timeless and regal, her look embraced tradition over fleeting trends — a choice that resonated beautifully.
A tender moment showed the newlyweds standing on stage, sharing an intimate gaze that perfectly captured the magic of the occasion. Adding to the charm, Momil later danced with her friends to Yeh Ladka Hai Allah, bringing a touch of nostalgic Bollywood romance to the night.
The guest list included several familiar faces, with actor and model Sabeena Syed sharing glimpses from the event, including a selfie featuring Danyal Zafar and Khaqan Shahnawaz. Meanwhile, the groomsmen ensured the energy stayed high, dancing to modern tracks like 9:45, proving that no shaadi playlist is ever complete without a little chaos.
Overall, Zarrar Khan’s wedding felt less like a perfectly curated spectacle and more like a genuine celebration — one filled with laughter, music, family, friendship, and moments that felt joyfully real rather than staged.
