The upcoming Eid holiday will provide a welcomed break for many individuals, particularly celebrity couples in the entertainment industry who struggle to find time together due to their hectic schedules. We had the opportunity to speak with some of the well-known young couples in the field to learn about their plans for the festive season.
Since their marriage, Mostafizur Noor Imran and Nazia Haque Orsha have been a pillar of support and comfort for one another. Their relationship began while working on a film and flourished naturally during the challenges of the pandemic.
For them, Ramadan brings cherished moments of closeness. Nazia mentioned that they recently shared iftar together at home, enjoying simple and comforting dishes like chickpeas, piyaju, noodles, beguni, and sharbot. Nazia expressed that they prefer a spontaneous approach to Eid celebrations, focusing on thoughtful gifts rather than extravagance.
However, this Eid holds a bittersweet tone for Nazia as it will be her first without her mother. Despite the emotional weight, family remains a top priority for her.
Arafat Mohsin Nidhi and Raba Khan also found love through their work collaboration and eventually tied the knot. Together, they established Merge Creative, a production house dedicated to original content and fiction projects.
Balancing their creative endeavors with their relationship, the couple makes an effort to have iftar together whenever possible. They prefer practical and playful gift-giving traditions and enjoy shopping together for items they truly need.
Food plays a significant role in their relationship, with Nidhi praising Raba’s culinary skills. This Eid holds special significance for them as they celebrate family time and their first anniversary.
Xefer Rahman and Rafsan Sabab transitioned from friends to life partners, with their wedding uniting a lively group of celebrities. This Eid marks their first celebration as a married couple.
Throughout Ramadan, they have focused on maintaining a balance between work and spending quality time together. Family remains a central focus for their Eid plans, with gift shopping starting at their parents’ homes.
Travel is a shared passion for them, and while this Eid will be spent with family and close friends, they look forward to exploring new destinations together in the future.
Partho Sheikh and Samiha Rahman’s relationship is one of reconnection, having reunited after years apart and now celebrating their first Eid as a married couple.
Despite their busy schedules, they have kept Ramadan intimate by sharing most iftars at home. The couple values the deeper understanding and trust that marriage has brought them, and they are planning a post-Eid getaway to celebrate this special occasion.
For Partho and Samiha, this Eid signifies new beginnings, blending traditions, planning future travels, and embracing the second chance they have found in each other.
