Actress Priyamani, who worked in Bollywood films 'Jawan', 'Maidan' and 'Article 370', has worked in more than 4 dozen South films. Priyamani, the heroine of Manoj Bajpayee's superhit series 'Family Man', married event manager Mustafa in 2017. Even before marrying in another religion, Priyamani had to face bad trolling on the occasion of engagement. People used to make bad comments on the engagement photo and even said that your children will become terrorists. Due to the fear of this trolling, the actress did not change religion even after marriage. Priyamani herself has told all these things in an interview given at IIFA. 

People got angry as soon as the engagement was posted

In an interview to Filmfare, Priyamani said, 'We wanted to share the news of the engagement with both the families together. As soon as one of my friends shared this information on Facebook, people got angry. People used to message me and write dirty things. People used to say, Jihad, Muslim, your children will become terrorists. I was not able to understand these things, why people are so angry about marrying in another religion. Many people have done this before, people who are at the top in my field. I did not change my religion due to this fear. I was born a Hindu and will die as a Hindu. This is a question of my personal belief.'

got married in 2017

Priyamani has worked in more than 76 films and series of Bollywood and South. Priyamani is now a well-known actress and is counted among celebrities. Recently, Priyamani reached Abu Dhabi to attend the Filmfare Awards. Priyamani started her career in 2003 and has worked in more than 76 projects so far. She has also played an important role in 'Jawaan', which is counted among the top-5 highest grossing films of Bollywood. Priyamani married Mustafa in 2017. Before this, Priyamani and Mustafa had dated for a long time. Both met during the IPL ceremony. Where Priyamani was the brand ambassador and Mustafa was managing the event here. This is where their love story started and both got married in 2017.