Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal are not just one of Bollywood’s most loved couples, they are also one of the funniest. Known for their playful banter and hilarious pranks, they keep fans entertained with every post. Beyond sharing romantic photos, the couple also gives fans a glimpse into their goofy side, showing a relatable and lighthearted view of love. Their Instagram is filled with funny moments and silly stunts that fans eagerly look forward to.
Zaheer’s latest prank leaves fans laughing aloud
Recently, the couple shared yet another prank that had fans in splits. In the video, Zaheer locks Sonakshi out of the house and records her reaction. The ‘Lootera’ actress can be heard saying, “He locked me out, yaar. Zaheer, I’ll kick your a**. Don’t irritate me.” Meanwhile, Zaheer bursts into laughter as he watches her struggle outside.
Fans quickly took to the comments. When asked how long she had been locked out, Sonakshi replied, “Just 5 minutes.” Others joined in with messages like, “He loves seeing you laugh outta frustration,” and, “Na kar bhai itna pareshan.” Some added, “Mujhe aap dono ki nok-jhok pyaari lagti hai,” while another wrote, “You two are absolutely hilarious!!” Many agreed, “Chemistry between them is sooo cute!! I truly love them!” and, “These guys are adorable.”
The couple faced challenges three years into relationship
Their playful antics are well-known, but the ‘Dabangg’ actress recently opened up about a challenging phase in their relationship. On Soha Ali Khan’s podcast, she revealed, “Just when we were three years into the relationship, we had a phase where we just wanted to pull each other’s hair out. No matter what we did, we just couldn’t understand each other’s perspective.”The ‘Akira’ actress explained that they decided to try couples therapy, which made a big difference, “But we did know in our hearts that we had to make this work, and we did couples therapy, and it was Zaheer who suggested it. I was open to it, and after two sessions, we were back on track. It helped so much to understand what the other person thinks, and that what they say is not necessarily what they mean.”
