As they celebrated their nuptials on Thursday, Swara Bhasker posted a number of photos with Fahad Ahmad, their loved ones, and friends.

After registering their marriage at a court, Swara Bhasker and Samajwadi Party leader Fahad Ahmad celebrated their union and published more images and videos on social media. The actress admitted that she dressed for the event in her mother's saree and jewelry. She also uploaded images of her and Fahad from the court celebrating the Special Marriage Act.

The anti-citizenship bill protests that were taking place in Delhi when the 34-year-old actor met Fahad Ahmad, president of the Samajwadi Party's youth wing, were documented in a collage of images and video clips that she posted on social media.

The two crossed paths on stage in January 2020 during a demonstration against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), which has drawn heavy criticism for being a discriminatory law that considers religion when determining nationality and aims to expedite citizenship for non-Muslim immigrants who entered India from Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Afghanistan before 2015.

Following the introduction, there are clips of significant moments in their relationship, such as their "First Selfie" and the "cat that brought us together."

On January 6, the pair sent in their court documents. Family portraits and court wedding clips fade into the caption "Towards Forever."

The actor had made a romance indication in an Instagram photo from last month that did not show the man's face. The caption of the post, "This may be love," was derived from a song from the 1987 hit movie Dirty Dancing.

The couple's spokesman has verified that they wed today in a private ceremony in front of their loved ones. Swara Bhasker and Fahad Ahmad. The wedding festivities would begin in Delhi the following month.