Tate Modern taps Sonam Kapoor

A beacon for South Asian artistic expression

his was by far the biggest surprise. Arbaaz Khan’s marriage to make-up artist Shura Khan came as a bolt from the blue. Nobody had a a wiff of it.

The wedding took place within weeks after his former girlfriend of several years Giorgia Andriani announced that they two had parted ways.

It seems 56-year-old Arbaaz was already in a relationship with Shura who is 22 years his junior for two years. The actor had revealed he had met through Raveena Tandon since

Shura was her make-up artist and the two had been covertly dating since 2021.

The wedding an intimate affair was attended by Arbaaz’s son

Arhaan from his marriage to

Malaika Arora, his family including brothers Salman and Sohail and Ranveena Tandon.

Sonam Kapoor, an iconic figure known for her contributions to art, fashion, and style, has secured a significant role at London’s esteemed Tate Modern museum. Her appointment to Tate Modern’s South Asia Acquisition Committee under- scores her influence and commit- ment to promoting South Asian and Indian art globally. Kapoor expresses her pride, stating, “This is a proud occa- sion for the entire art world.” Recognised as India’s cultural ambassador to the West, Sonam’s inclusion in the committee further solidifies her reputation as a connoisseur. She remarks, “I’m deeply honoured to join the prestigious Tate Modern.” She sees her role as an opportunity to advocate for South Asian art, emphasising its rich legacy and global significance. The star concludes, “It’s a proud moment for our entire art community.”*