Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan tied the knot with longtime partner Gauri Spratt in an intimate registered marriage ceremony at his Bandra residence on Sunday, July 5. The private celebration was attended by close family members, friends and a select list of guests, including filmmaker Ashutosh Gowariker, members of the Ambani family, actor Elli AvrRam, cricketer Irfan Pathan, politician Raj Thackeray, and Aamir’s children Ira Khan, Junaid Khan, Azad Rao Khan, along with son-in-law Nupur Shikhare.
Following the wedding, social media was flooded with speculation over whether Gauri Spratt had converted to Islam before marrying Aamir Khan. However, there has been no official confirmation from either Aamir or Gauri regarding her religion or any religious conversion. As of now, there is no verified evidence to support the claim, making the rumours unconfirmed.
The speculation has drawn comparisons to Aamir’s previous marriages. His former wives, Reena Dutta and filmmaker Kiran Rao, did not convert to Islam after marrying the actor and continued to follow their own faiths. Neither Aamir nor his family has publicly commented on the latest rumours surrounding Gauri.
Aamir first introduced Gauri Spratt to the public during his 60th birthday celebrations, confirming their relationship after keeping it private for years. Since then, the couple has made several public appearances together, and Gauri has reportedly developed a close bond with Aamir’s family.
Photos from the wedding ceremony have now surfaced online, showing the couple signing their marriage documents during the registration process. Gauri looked elegant in an ivory traditional outfit, while Aamir appeared cheerful as family members gathered around them for the intimate occasion.
At present, the newlyweds have not made an official public appearance together after the wedding, and no statement has been issued regarding the ongoing speculation. Until an official confirmation is provided, claims about Gauri Spratt’s religious conversion remain unverified.