Imtiaz Ali’s daughter Ida Ali gets engaged to Krish Agrawal; Shares romantic Norway proposal video
Filmmaker Imtiaz Ali’s daughter, Ida Ali, has officially announced her engagement to her longtime boyfriend, Krish Agrawal. The filmmaker shared the happy news through a series of photographs and videos on social media and it gave fans a glimpse of the romantic proposal that took place during their trip to Norway.
Dreamy proposal video
Among the posts shared by Ida was a video capturing the proposal. The clip showed Krish Agrawal going down on one knee before asking her to marry him.Sharing the video, Ida captioned it, “01/07/26 11pm Ytresand.” She also posted a separate set of photographs from the proposal.
Celebrities and fans congratulate the couple
Ida’s post was filled with comments. Actor Khushi Kapoor commented, “So Cute.” Actors Vedang Raina and Sharvari also congratulated Ida and Krish on beginning a new chapter together.Fans joined the celebrations with heartfelt messages. One user wrote, “Omg Congratulations to you both.” Another commented, “Oh my god congratulations!!! so dreamy and beautiful you two.” A third fan added, “Ida!!! Huge congratulations to you! So lovely.”
Ida follows her father’s path into filmmaking
Like her father, Ida has chosen a career in filmmaking. Over the years, she has steadily built her own identity behind the camera through a number of projects. Her directorial credits include ‘Thai Massage’ ‘Maya’, ‘Lift’.Meanwhile, Imtiaz Ali has been enjoying the success of his latest directorial venture, ‘Main Vaapas Aaunga’. The period drama stars Diljit Dosanjh, Naseeruddin Shah, Sharvari, and Vedang Raina in pivotal roles.
ETimes praises ‘Main Vaapas Aaunga’
Reviewing the film, ETimes wrote, “Among the supporting cast, Rajat Kapoor is effective as Ishar’s resentful son Iqbal Grewal, while Anjana Sukhani delivers a strong turn as his outspoken daughter-in-law, Meher. Manish Chaudhri and Danish Pandor deserve mention in their brief but impactful roles. Imtiaz Ali’s signature poetic and deeply emotional storytelling, along with the powerful performances, make this a must-watch. The film’s bittersweet ache stays with you long after the credits roll.”
