Imtiaz Ali's daughter Ida gets engaged in a picture-perfect Norway moment. Watch
Filmmaker Imtiaz Ali's daughter Ida Ali is engaged to longtime boyfriend Krish Agrawal. She shared photos and videos from the dreamy proposal in Norway. Several celebrities congratulated the couple on Instagram.
Filmmaker Imtiaz Ali's daughter Ida Ali announced her engagement to her longtime boyfriend, Krish Agrawal, and shared glimpses of what she called her proposal in the mountains during their recent trip to Norway.
The announcement came through a video on social media on Sunday, where Krish is seen proposing to Ida as she reacts with joy. She also showed her diamond engagement ring before turning the camera towards him.
Ida marked the moment with the caption, "01/07/26 11pm Ytresand (sic)." She later shared another post with photographs from the proposal. The images showed Krish Agrawal going down on one knee and asking her to marry him. The couple then shared the moment after Ida said "yes", making the engagement official through the pictures and videos from the trip.
The announcement drew congratulatory messages from Ida's friends and followers in the comments section. Actor Khushi Kapoor wrote, "So Cuteee". Main Vaapas Aaunga co-stars Vedang Raina and Sharvari also sent their wishes.
Others who congratulated the couple included Sanjana Sanghi, Ahsaas Channa, Khushi Kapoor, Orry and Aaliyah Kashyap.
Ida has also followed her father into filmmaking. She is known for directing Maya, Lift and Thai Massage. Her engagement post brought attention not only to the proposal itself but also to her growing presence in the film space.
All about Imtiaz Ali's latest project
Meanwhile, Imtiaz Ali's latest film, Main Vaapas Aaunga, has been receiving a positive response from audiences across the country. The film features Diljit Dosanjh, Naseeruddin Shah, Sharvari and Vedang Raina in pivotal roles. Set against the backdrop of personal history and the Partition, the period drama follows 95-year-old Ishar Singh Grewal, played by Naseeruddin Shah, who suffers a stroke while attempting to travel to Sargodha in present-day Pakistan.
As memories of his life before the Partition return, his grandson Nirvair, played by Diljit Dosanjh, comes back from England to uncover long-buried family secrets. The mystery surrounding Ishar's emotional journey forms the heart of the story.
Filmmaker Imtiaz Ali's daughter Ida Ali announced her engagement to her longtime boyfriend, Krish Agrawal, and shared glimpses of what she called her proposal in the mountains during their recent trip to Norway.
The announcement came through a video on social media on Sunday, where Krish is seen proposing to Ida as she reacts with joy. She also showed her diamond engagement ring before turning the camera towards him.
Ida marked the moment with the caption, "01/07/26 11pm Ytresand (sic)." She later shared another post with photographs from the proposal. The images showed Krish Agrawal going down on one knee and asking her to marry him. The couple then shared the moment after Ida said "yes", making the engagement official through the pictures and videos from the trip.
The announcement drew congratulatory messages from Ida's friends and followers in the comments section. Actor Khushi Kapoor wrote, "So Cuteee". Main Vaapas Aaunga co-stars Vedang Raina and Sharvari also sent their wishes.
Others who congratulated the couple included Sanjana Sanghi, Ahsaas Channa, Khushi Kapoor, Orry and Aaliyah Kashyap.
Ida has also followed her father into filmmaking. She is known for directing Maya, Lift and Thai Massage. Her engagement post brought attention not only to the proposal itself but also to her growing presence in the film space.
All about Imtiaz Ali's latest project
Meanwhile, Imtiaz Ali's latest film, Main Vaapas Aaunga, has been receiving a positive response from audiences across the country. The film features Diljit Dosanjh, Naseeruddin Shah, Sharvari and Vedang Raina in pivotal roles. Set against the backdrop of personal history and the Partition, the period drama follows 95-year-old Ishar Singh Grewal, played by Naseeruddin Shah, who suffers a stroke while attempting to travel to Sargodha in present-day Pakistan.
As memories of his life before the Partition return, his grandson Nirvair, played by Diljit Dosanjh, comes back from England to uncover long-buried family secrets. The mystery surrounding Ishar's emotional journey forms the heart of the story.
