A CHANCE ENCOUNTER ZENOBIA & BOMAN IRANI

Love has a mysterious way of finding its path into our lives. For Boman Irani and Zenobia, it was a chance encounter that sparked a flame that has burned brightly for over three decades. Their love story is one of joy, humour, and unwavering support-a true testament to the power of a loving partnership.

The Origins

Zenobia Irani, born on January 1, 1970, belongs to a traditional Parsi family. She studied at K.C. College in 1982 and completed her education at the University of Mumbai.

Despite her unflinching support for her husband, Boman Irani, Zenobia maintains a low media profile, and little is known about her personal life.

Boman Irani was born in Mumbai to Jerbanoo Irani on December 2, 1959, into a Zoroastrian household in Bombay (now Mumbai). Boman Irani lost his father six months before his birth in May 1959). Irani struggled with dyslexia, A.D.H.D., and a lisp but eventually overcame them.

Boman Irani belongs to the Parsi descent and practices Zoroastrianism. He is proficient in Bengali, English, Hindi, Gujarati, and other languages.

He is blessed with two sons - Danesh and Kayoze, all grown up. Kayoze is all set for the Bollywood venture of his directorial debut with his first feature film, and his proud dad took to social media to share good wishes for his son.

He took to social media to share the news and blessed his son with his first debut film. The pictures on social media showed the actor and his wife Zenobia hugging their son and bestowing all their blessings.

Boman and Zenobia's elder son, Danesh, tied the knot to Reah in November 2011 and were blessed with a baby boy on July 3, 2016. On Christmas 2016, proud grandfather Boman shared their little Santa's first glimpse, revealing the name Ziaan, wishing her a Merry Christmas on behalf of all the Iranis.

Boman Irani would frequently be urged by his mother to constantly view films at the Alexander Cinema, which he would attend every day after school, to appreciate their cinema and art. Before enrolling in a two-year waitperson training program at Mumbai's Mithibai College, Irani completed his secondary education at St. Mary's School.

The Love Story