Khamnam’s Diary

Countless questions arise as the news of Sania Mirza marrying the Pakistani cricketer Shaoib Malik spread like a wild fire in the last two days. This would be an eventful incidence of inter-national marriage of two important figures who are representing their own countries in the field of sports (That also between India and Pakistan). Both Sania Mirza and Shoaid Malik agreed to the points that they are all set to marry in this coming month, April 2010 and Shaoid Malik had already updated this news in his status at Twitter also.


But nobody can stop people from thinking about their quick progression, their career, Sania Mirza’s quick decision over the six months affair and many other interesting facts about their commitment.

1. Will Sania Mirza continue with her career in Tennis after marriage?
2. Is incompatibility the only reason for her break up with her fiancee Sohrab Mirza?
3. Is wealth/fame more important than love/emotion and long relationship?
4. Did Sania Mirza considered Shoaib Malik’s history about marrying another Hyderabadi girl?
5. Will there be social activities against this marriage?
6. Does the Sania Mirza’s best wish for Sohrab Mirza’s life enough to break up for a cricket star?

Many more questions in the mind of people which cannot be shared in public (some naughty and some serious).

It is just after two months of her break up with his childhood friend and fiancee, Sohrab Mirza, that she is going to marry Shoaib Malik. Sania Mirza’s father said that the marriage cannot stop his daughter from representing her own country and also the Pakistani cricketer, Shaoib Malik is in support of her career. But I can understand the feeling of Indians who have been supporting Sania Mirza in every moment of her match. But people should not interfere with the personal life.

Ayesha is another girl from Hyderabad, India who had some affair with Shaoib Malik but the brother of cricketer claimed that the marriage was fixed by his mother in India. My personal opinion says they also live the life as we do and personal life should be separate from professional and political issues.

Sania Mirza-Shoaib Malik

I will keep sharing updates and do share your opinion also.