Summary
- Bollywood actress Madhuri Dixit and her husband, Dr Shriram Nene, have celebrated 27 years of marriage with a heartfelt tribute and previously unseen photographs from their wedding.
- Recalling their wedding at the Beverly Hills courthouse in California in 1999, Shriram said they began their journey without knowing what the future held but were certain they wanted to experience life together.
- Following their wedding, Madhuri moved to Denver, where Shriram was pursuing his medical career.
Bollywood actress Madhuri Dixit and her husband, Dr Shriram Nene, have celebrated 27 years of marriage with a heartfelt tribute and previously unseen photographs from their wedding.
Shriram marked the special occasion by sharing rare pictures capturing their ring exchange and wedding celebrations with family and friends. He also penned an emotional message reflecting on their journey together and the life they have built over nearly three decades.
Recalling their wedding at the Beverly Hills courthouse in California in 1999, Shriram said they began their journey without knowing what the future held but were certain they wanted to experience life together.
He reflected on their years of marriage, mentioning their two sons, countless memories, challenges, laughter and enduring love. Shriram added that he would choose Madhuri again without hesitation.
He also expressed excitement about the years ahead, celebrating the memories they have created and the new chapters waiting for them.
Madhuri, 59, married Shriram in a private ceremony in California. A cardiovascular surgeon who grew up in the United States, Shriram reportedly knew little about the actress’s celebrity status when they first met through her brother.
Following their wedding, Madhuri moved to Denver, where Shriram was pursuing his medical career. The couple later welcomed two sons, Arin in March 2003 and Ryan in March 2005.
The actress stepped away from full-time acting for a period to focus on her family. She eventually returned to the big screen with Aaja Nachle in 2007, marking her comeback after several years away from leading film roles.
In 2011, the family moved back to India. Since then, Madhuri has continued working across films, television and streaming platforms. She currently hosts Kon Honar Crorepati, the Marathi-language version of Kaun Banega Crorepati.
The couple’s anniversary celebration offered fans a rare glimpse into their wedding memories and a touching reminder of their enduring relationship.
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