A heartwarming love story from Muradabad, Uttar Pradesh, is the talk of the town. Faiza, a 24-year-old Iranian, is currently staying at a YouTuber's home in Muradabad under a 20-day visa along with her father. Their friendship blossomed on Instagram, which soon turned into love. Now, the couple has celebrated their engagement, with Faiza having completed all legal procedures in Iran. Once the legal formalities are done in India, they plan to wed.
Divakar Kumar revealed that they connected on Instagram three years ago. Initially, they shared stories about each other's countries. Divakar's travel vlogs on YouTube caught Faiza's interest, and as they got to know each other better, they fell in love.
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The YouTuber mentioned the cultural differences he faced. When visiting Iran, his long beard raised questions among Faiza's family. But as he started to understand their culture, things fell into place, and eventually, her family also agreed to their union. Divakar learned Farsi, while Faiza learned Hindi.
Divakar has also submitted the necessary documents to LIU, and they're awaiting the completion of legal procedures in India. Faiza's father is a walnut farmer. The couple recently visited Muradabad, where they celebrated their engagement ceremony on a Friday.
Faiza and Her Father Wish to Visit Ayodhya
Divakar shared that both Faiza and her father are keen to explore the Indian culture and heritage, hence their desire to visit the famous Taj Mahal and understand why Ayodhya has been making headlines. Therefore, they plan to visit both locations.
Faiza, hailing from Hamedan city in Iran, says that the connection with Divakar was instant and their love story prompted her to visit India on a 20-day visa.
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Not long ago, a similar love story unfolded in Motihari, Bihar, where Soillina Menak Silaban from Siborongborong, Indonesia married Harshvardhan Kumar. The ceremony garnered attention and was witnessed by family, friends, and a large number of attendees.
In 2018, Harshvardhan Kumar from East Champaran's Patahi visited Indonesia and met Soillina Menak Silaban at the National Chung Cheng University. What followed was a love story that led to their decision to marry.
