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Hindu Father, Muslim Mother, Christian Actress

Actress Nagma has grabbed attention with her comments about her family background. She revealed that her father is Hindu, her mother is Muslim, and she was born on Christmas. She also shared that her siblings married into Marwadi, South Indian and Sikh families, highlighting the diversity within her family. Nagma’s comments are now going viral on social media. Meanwhile, her sister Jyothika is happily married to Tamil star Suriya, while Nagma remains unmarried and is active in politics after her successful film career.

By:  Priya Chowdhary Nuthalapti   |   5 Nov 2026 7:00 PM IST
Hindu Father, Muslim Mother, Christian Actress
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Nagma is a familiar name to Telugu audiences. She was once one of the leading actresses in Indian cinema and worked with several top stars in Telugu, Tamil and Hindi films. Even today, she continues to attract attention because of her film career and personal life.

Recently Nagma shared some interesting details about her family background. Nagma revealed that her family has people from different religious backgrounds. Speaking about her family, she said, "My father is a Hindu, my mother is a Muslim and I was born on Christmas."

She also shared details about her siblings and their marriages. Nagma said, "I have two sisters and one brother. One sister is married to a Marwadi, and the other is married to a South Indian. My brother is married to a Sikh."

Explaining the diversity in her family, she added, "You can understand how much variation there is in my family."

Now her words are going viral on social media. Meanwhile Nagma's sister Jyothika is also a popular actress in South Indian cinema. She married Tamil star Suriya and the couple is often praised for their strong relationship.

While Jyothika is enjoying her family life with Suriya and their children, Nagma has remained unmarried. Nagma enjoyed a successful career in films and worked with several leading actors across different languages. She later entered politics and joined the Congress party.