The adorable Pakistani celebrity couple Zara Noor Abbas and Asad Siddiqui are well-known for their extraordinary talent and lovely bond. Asad Siddiqui, the nephew of Adnan Siddiqui, won over viewers with his versatility in popular dramas like Barat Series and Surkh Chandni, while Zara, the daughter of actress Asma Abbas, rose to fame with dramas like Khamoshi and Ehd e Wafa. They recently welcomed parenthood after getting married in 2017.
They discussed becoming parents, their daughter’s name, and their expectations for the baby’s gender during their recent appearance on Green Entertainment’s Ramzan transmission.
According to Asad Siddiqui, “My father gave her this name. We considered naming her Jahan Aara and then Noor Jahan, but he decided on Noor e Jahan.” Zara was giving our daughter some really challenging and archaic names.
“I was suggesting girls’ names because I knew I was going to have a girl,” Zara Noor Abbas continued. Asad offered names for boys, but my name choices gave him a hint that it was a girl, and he became very excited upon learning the gender.
Because of their prior loss, Asad went on to say that his top priority was a healthy baby. “Given our past experience, all I wanted was a healthy baby,” Asad stated. We lost the boy we had before, so I was considering having a boy. We also gave him the name Orangzeb. Because of that prior experience, I had a vague thought that a boy would be born, but then we welcomed our gorgeous Noor e Jahan, who became our baby boy.
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