Actress Sonakshi Sinha celebrated Christmas in a warm and romantic manner with her husband, Zaheer Iqbal.
On Thursday, the ‘Akira’ star shared glimpses from their festive celebration on Instagram. The couple radiated love and joy, perfectly capturing the spirit of the season. Sonakshi posted several affectionate photos with Zaheer, captioning them with, “Wish you a holly jolly Christmas…”
In the images, the couple posed against a beautifully decorated Christmas tree. One picture features Zaheer with his hand gently placed on Sonakshi’s shoulder, while another captures them beaming with happiness for the camera.
A final romantic shot shows Sonakshi wrapping her arm around Zaheer, beautifully reflecting their festive mood. Dressed in complementary red and white outfits, they looked effortlessly stylish, fully embracing the Christmas spirit.
Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal often share entertaining videos on social media, offering a peek into their fun-filled moments together. Recently, Sonakshi also shared a video showcasing their home décor preparations.
For those who may not know, Sonakshi and Zaheer tied the knot on June 23, 2024, after dating for seven years. They opted for a private wedding ceremony at the actress’s home in Mumbai, attended by close family and friends.
On their first wedding anniversary, the ‘Dabangg’ actress shared pictures from their date night, captioning it, “Happy Anniversary husband of 1 year, and boyfriend of 8 – ILYSM I could burst…My Jaan @iamzahero.”
On the work front, the 38-year-old actress was last seen in ‘Jatadhara’ alongside Sudheer Babu, which was released in both Hindi and Telugu on November 7, 2025. Sonakshi previously mentioned that transitioning between her character in the film felt effortless.
“For me, walking in and out of characters is generally easy because I am a switch on, switch off actor; I don’t take my work home. While I’m on set, I keep my character there,” she explained.
Sonakshi added, “When I’m at home, I’m not in my character. It’s not a big deal for me to be affected by the intensity of my characters because I don’t take my character home. Everyone has a different method, and each to their own.”