Punjab CM’s son Junaid Safdar ties the knot with Shanze Ali Rohail; social media abuzz
Islamabad/Punjab – The wedding celebrations of Junaid Safdar, son of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, have officially begun, drawing attention from political, social, and showbiz circles across Pakistan. Junaid Safdar is set to marry Shanze Ali Rohail, granddaughter of senior PML-N leader and former National Assembly member Sheikh Rohail Asghar.
The festivities, scheduled from January 16 to 18, 2026, at Jati Umrah, include traditional events such as Mehndi, Barat, and Walima. The Mehndi ceremony, held on the first night, witnessed the presence of family members from both the Nawaz and Rohail families, along with close friends and relatives. Renowned dancer Wahab Shah has been invited to perform during the celebrations, adding a touch of entertainment to the star-studded event.
Around 350 guests have been invited, and the hosts have arranged an extensive spread of traditional Pakistani cuisine to offer an authentic culinary experience. Social media platforms are currently buzzing over the wedding, with the event’s designed invitation card going viral. According to the card, the Walima will take place on Sunday, January 18, 2026, at 1 PM at Jati Umrah Sharif Farms.
This marks Junaid Safdar’s second marriage. His first marriage, with the daughter of prominent businessman Saif ur Rehman, ended in divorce in 2023. The new union is receiving heightened attention due to the prominent political and social connections of both families, highlighting their close economic and social ties.
Political analysts note that while the celebrations have a festive tone, they also offer insight into the interlinking networks within Pakistan’s elite political families. Fans and social media users are actively commenting on the wedding’s glamorous setup, vibrant Mehndi performances, and the detailed wedding card that has circulated widely online.
As the three-day celebrations continue, the wedding is expected to draw more media attention, blending traditional customs with modern spectacle, making it one of the most talked-about events in the country this year.
