Here's how Umair Jaswal celebrated his birthday this year

Giving a shout-out to his 'begum', Sana Javed, he wrote: "Thank you for making this day and this year special."

21 Dec, 2020

Birthdays during a pandemic have been memorable in their own way; celebrations have become small-scale, guest lists a lot more leaner and everyone just seems to be reflecting a lot more on the little things, what's really important.

Umair Jaswal, who tied the knot earlier this year in October, has a lot to be thankful for.

Sharing a photo posing with his birthday cake, he wrote, "Thank you for all the lovely birthday wishes. ALHAMDULLILAH for everything, friends, family, loved ones and all of you amazing souls! Your love and belief pushes me to do great things. Sending my love and prayers to all of you. Remember me in your prayers."

He concluded his caption with a shoutout to his wifey, Sana Javed aka "begum" as he lovingly called her: "Thank you for making this day and this year special."

A photo posted by Instagram (@instagram) on Mar 22, 2015 at 11:21am PDT

Javed also wished him on her social media account:

A photo posted by Instagram (@instagram) on Mar 22, 2015 at 11:21am PDT

"Happy Birthday to my most precious one. You mean the world to me. Shine like the star you are!" she shared.

Aww, aren't they the sweetest newlyweds! Team Images wishes the birthday boy a good one and the happy couple even more marital bliss!

Comments

Ali Mehdi Dec 21, 2020 06:24pm

The good thing is a man is marrying a woman.

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M.I.RANGOONWALA Dec 21, 2020 06:44pm

Very funny in pendamic

Laila Dec 21, 2020 06:50pm

Hope they stay in this honeymoon phase for ever. Wish them happiness, love and good health.

Chrís Dăn Dec 21, 2020 07:10pm

Best wishes:)

Ghaznavi Dec 21, 2020 07:18pm

Mirasi in crusade to corrupt our society. Marriage or engagement is not certificate for indecency

jaredlee007 Dec 21, 2020 07:47pm

Why do I care about his birthday?

Chrís Dăn Dec 21, 2020 08:24pm

@Laila mercy. This is not a honeymoon scene from any point of view. These are photographs of a happy couple-this s all. It is surprising that normal photographs of happy-healthilly happy people can be construed like this.

Chrís Dăn Dec 21, 2020 08:25pm

@Ali Mehdi even if not married-this is his personal choice. I am just happy that these two people on this planet are happy.

@M.I.RANGOONWALA why?

Chrís Dăn Dec 21, 2020 08:26pm

@Ghaznavi why you call an artist a "Mirasi"? Do you think yours is a civilized attitude?

Chrís Dăn Dec 21, 2020 08:28pm

@jaredlee007 he is our artist. And above all,a fellow human being in our dear country is happy-why not to share his happiness!!!

Ehsan Dec 21, 2020 09:17pm

@Ghaznavi you do what suits you but don’t be hateful of others who are happy.

Chrís Dăn Dec 21, 2020 09:31pm

@Ehsan exactly. It is rude and uncivilized approach.

Laila Dec 22, 2020 12:31am

@Ghaznavi I must ask, how is this indecent?

Aamir Alvi Dec 22, 2020 08:29am

@Ghaznavi Heard of term; to each his own!

Laila Dec 22, 2020 06:25pm

@Chrís Dăn no, you misunderstand. They are newly wed. The initial period of a marriage or relationship is referred to the honeymoon period. It has nothing to do with whether they are on honeymoon or not. It refers to the initial phase of bliss, respect, love, infatuation, intensity, sexual/chemical/physical/emotional attraction, wanting to spend time together 24/7, being absorbed and very considerate. Slowly this tends to wear off when routine life starts and that's when problems ensue. So I wished them eternal honeymoon period, which means I am wishing them bliss now and forever. Many couple counsels and couples/marriage psychology literature have covered the honeymoon phase of relationships. It is when people start taking each other or the other for granted that problems arise. In order to make it last you need to keep intact this commitment, attraction, can't keep your hands off of each other, devotion, wanting to be together 24/7, and work on it every day. Like watering a plant.

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