The Dhaka Times Desk Salman Shah is the immortal hero of Dhaka film. After his death, his wife Samira married secondly to Mushtaq Waiz This time she broke her marriage with Moshtaq and got married for the third time.
After Salman's death on September 6, 1996, his wife Samira married Mushtaq Waiz for the second time He was a close friend of Salman. Samira got married again The family of Mushtaq-Samira is broken. Samira's ex-husband Mushtaq confirmed the news on August 14 night.
Mushtaq said, 'Even though the incident is painful, it is true that Samira got married 10 days ago. I have always been with Swamira and will remain friends in the future But this separation will not affect our one son and two daughters.'
Samira's new husband is former cricketer and cricket analyst Ishtiaq Ahmed. Samira and Ishtiaq's marriage ceremony was completed on July 15 in the presence of two family members. That's why currently Samira is staying at Ishtiaq's house. Their three children also live with Samira. They went to father's house last Friday
About the marriage, Sameera told the media, 'Beyond my identity as Salman Shah's wife, I am a common person, I am a woman. Despite many efforts, people sometimes cannot stop the change in life. My life has also changed Me and Mushtaq have taken the decision of separation together. I received his greetings at the beginning of my new life. Our children were involved in this decision.'
It should be noted that Salman Shahr appeared in Bangladeshi films through the film Kiyamat to Kiyamat. After the release of the film Kiyamat to Kiyamat paired with actress Moushumi, there was a huge response. That is why Salman Shah became a famous actor in the film world of Bangladesh. But Salman Shah died on September 6, 1996 at the peak of fame.
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