Indian actor-singer, Shehnaaz Gill attended her manager's engagement bash. Pictures and videos from the intimate ceremony have been trending on the internet. And it is the actress' fans, who are super happy to see their favourite diva trying to get back in her life after the demise of Sidharth Shukla. The sudden demise of Sidharth Shukla on September 2, 2021, had left a permanent void in the hearts of his family, friends and fans.
Since Sidharth's shocking death, fans have witnessed Shehnaaz breaking down on various events. However, Shehnaaz showed immense strength for their fans, who lovingly call themselves 'Sidnazians'. She had not only completed their unfinished song, Habit, but had also made a special song for the love of her life, Sidharth. Her song, Tu Yahin Hai, was her way of giving him a tribute.
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Recently, we stumbled upon Shehnaaz's beautiful pictures and videos, wherein she was enjoying her manager's engagement bash. In one of the pictures, we can see Shehnaaz posing with Kashmera Shah, Giorgia Andrani and her other friends. In another photo, Shehnaaz was seen posing with Monalisa. Check it out below:
Shehnaaz's millions of fans have been excited to see her enjoying and dancing. While one fan wrote, "God bless you always Shehnaaz Gill", another penned, "My bubba... she is looking gorgeous as hell." Another fan wrote, "Good to see her smiling."
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On December 2, 2021, Shehbaz had shared the first pictures with his sister, Shehnaaz, after Sidharth Shukla's demise. In the photos, we could see Shehnaaz posing with her brother, Shehbaz. However, the emotional part was that she had held her brother's arm, where he had gotten Sidharth Shukla's tattoo.
On the work front, Shehnaaz was seen in the promotional video of Netflix's India Playback 2021!
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