Arshad Warsi Shares An Adorable Insta Post for Maria Goretti; The Couple Register Their Marriage after 25 Years
Arshad Warsi marked his 25th wedding anniversary with a heartfelt Instagram post, posing alongside his beloved wife, Maria Goretti.
On the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary, Arshad Warsi shared a beautiful Instagram post where he’s seen posing with his better half Maria Goretti.
He shared an adorable photograph of the two of them and captioned it with these meaningful lines, “Most important decision a man makes in his life is the woman he chooses to spend his life with - and I'm glad I made the right decision.”
In the snap, the couple can be seen twinning in white.
Wishing his wife, Arshad wrote, “Happy Anniversary Goretti.”
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The couple who got married on February 14, 1999, registered their marriage after 25 years, in the month of January.
Speaking about their registered marriage, Arshad told The Times of India, “It crossed our minds, but we never thought that it was really important. But then we realised that it is important to do it when you have to deal with property matters and even after you are no more. We did it for the sake of the law. Otherwise, I feel as partners, if you are committed to each other, then that's all that matters.”
During the same interview, Maria spoke about the court marriage: “We had a court marriage because that was something we’d been wanting to do for some time now. We got married under the Special Marriage Act. Our kids could not attend it as we could not take them to the court. Just witnesses were allowed. We sat in those big chairs and laughed a lot. Yes, I married the same man for the third time! Who does that?”
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Arshad met Maria in the 90s, and was attracted to her right from the start of their friendship. Their common passion for dancing brought them close. They are parents to a son Zeke Warsi and a daughter Zene Zoe Warsi.
Arshad and Maria are an inspiration to many couples! Their marriage stood the test of time, crossed religious barriers and broke common stereotypes surrounding marriage.