Actress Turned MP Nusrat Jahan Shares Pictures From Her Delayed Honeymoon 

Bengali film actress turned MP Nusrat Jahan tied the knot with her beau Nikhil Jain two months ago and now they are on her much-delayed honeymoon. She has been sharing pictures from the honeymoon and they are worth to watch.

Nusrat is seen in a white and black striped crop top over a black bralette. She wore white pants and sunglasses to complete her look. With her western look, she wore red bangles and sindoor, which is the mark of a traditional bride.

Nusrat posted the pictures on her Instagram, "Its better to have ur head in the clouds and know where u are.. paradise has nvr been abtplaces,it exists in moments,in connection, in flashes across time.. pic courtesy hubbilicious @nikhiljain09," she captioned the photos.

Check out the pictures here:

After getting married, Nusrat took her oath in parliament and the couple threw a reception for their close ones a month after they tied the knot.

Nusrat along with her friend and actress who also became Member of Parliament appeared in Aap Ki Adalat where while talking about marrying to a Jain, she said, “Nobody has the right to snatch away my religion and my faith (imaan). If I am not in direct contact with Allah, then I’m hoping that others too have also no such direct contact. Religion is a matter of faith and my faith is solid (pakka). By sporting ‘sindoor’ and wearing mangal sutra, I do not lose my faith.”

She also said: “I had pulled the Jagannath chariot in the past too in Mayapur (West Bengal). I was not married at that time. At that time, some people told me I have changed my religion. I genuinely feel that religion should be from the heart, not from the mind.”

She further said: “i love is my religion, which I have inherited from my father and my family. I have read the Hadees and Holy Qoran. My father taught me that one’s religion comes from the heart. My father is a Haji Saheb.  I was mocked after my marriage. But I feel, love has no language. How do I explain this to people. Some day people will start thinking about it, may be the New Age India is thinking about it. Without love, nobody can become a maulana or a pandit. All religious scholars should also study love.”