Emraan Hashmi Shares Why He Decided To Marry Parveen Shahani: ‘She Saw My…’

Emraan Hashmi remains popular for his unconventional performances. The actor is now receiving acclaim for his role in Neeraj Pandey’s series, Taskaree: The Smuggler’s Web. On the personal front, his love story with his wife, Parveen Shahani, has often been a topic of discussion among fans.

Following a long-term relationship, Emraan and Parveen got married in 2006. They welcomed a baby boy, Ayaan Hashmi, in 2010. Recently, Emraan spoke about how he knew that Parveen was the right person for him.

Emraan Hashmi On Wife Parveen Shahani

In a podcast with Ranveer Allahbadia, Emraan was asked about his marriage. The actor shared, “I think the friendship went on for many years, for 10 years. Then you know that this is my kind of person. I want to settle

with them. What happens in relationships is that sometimes there is a honeymoon phase, where you are putting your best foot forward and not seeing the actual person because there is a version of themselves that they are projecting in that relationship. When you cross that thing and you see the person for who they are. I think we reached that point. She saw my idiosyncrasies and issues I had and vice versa and my positives and her positives. We felt this was the right time.”

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Emraan Hashmi’s Last Big Screen Appearance

Emraan Hashmi’s Latest Projects

Emraan was last seen on the big screen with Haq. It was produced by Junglee Pictures in collaboration with Insomnia Films and Baweja Studios. The film, starring Yami Gautam, focuses on the issue of gender and justice.

Now, Emraan is winning hearts with the web show Taskaree. The show revolves around the world of international smuggling. At its core is a dedicated customs task force at Mumbai International Airport, overseen by an unwaveringly honest team of officers: Arjun Meena (Emraan Hashmi), Mitali Kamath (Amruta Khanvilkar), Prakash Kumar (Anurag Sinha), and Ravinder Gujjar (Nandish Singh Sandhu).

These officers rely on instinct as much as intelligence, knowing that a single overlooked detail might jeopardise weeks of observations. Bada Chaudhary (Sharad Kelkar), a notorious kingpin, and his syndicate stand in their way, using layers of subterfuge to avoid detection.