In 2005, Bollywood star Fardeen Khan marries Mumtaz's daughter Natasha Madhvani at the Grand Hyatt in Mumbai, India, and in 2010
There are no specifics about how their love journey began or when the pair began to establish their love home. However, it has been learned that the narrative began with an intriguing proposition on their journey from London to the United States. After years of dating Natasha, Fardeen decided to pop the question, and he opted to do it in mid-air on a trans-Atlantic journey. Fardeen had the idea of going down on his knees as the couple was travelling from London to the United States. Well! We believe his flying proposal is absolutely ultra-romantic. Fardeen Khan is married to Natasha Madhvani, Mumtaz's daughter, and they have two children: Diani and Azarius. Their wedding took held in Mumbai on December 14, 2005.
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