Salma then got married to the famous squash player Rahmat Khan in 1989. Her first husband was Javed Sheikh whom she married at the age of 16. Apart from her relationship, she has been married three times. The relationship lasted for many years and then the duo separated. Salma Agha was in a relationship with a London-based businessman Ayaz Sipra in the 1980’s. She has a sister named Sabina Agha (Singer). Her father was a tradesman who used to deal in rugs and her mother was an actress.
Salma Agha is the daughter of Liaqat Gul Agha and Nasreen Agha (born as Zarina Ghaznavi). He was given the title Aagha there, a kind of knighthood bestowed on a businessman of repute.” Parents & Siblings My father (Liaqat Gul Tajik) traded in precious stones and antiques in Iran. While sharing the details about the origin of her surname “Agha” in an interview, Salma said, Wikipedia Her family has its roots in Amritsar, Punjab, India. Salma Agha belongs to an Urdu speaking Muslim Pathan family. When the music directors heard Salma’s ABBA hits, they signed her to sing a few tracks in the film. Soon, she auditioned for the film and got hired. After knowing that Chopra was in search of a Muslim girl for his film, Salma flew to Bombay (now, Mumbai) in India and met him through his uncle, Raj Kapoor.
Chopra, who was looking for a Muslim actress for one of his films. Many prominent Hindi film directors were present at the reception including B.R. Once, Raj Kapoor (Film Director) invited his cousin Zarina Agha (Salma’s mother) to his son Rishi Kapoor‘s (Actor) wedding reception in London. However, it didn’t create much wave in the Hindi film industry. The record received good response from the audience and the critics alike. In London, Salma, along with her sister Sabina, used to produce and sing songs for a record called AGHA- Salma and Sabina sing the hits of ABBA in Hindi. At the age of 9, she moved to London with her family. Salma Agha was born on Thursday, 25 October 1956 ( age 64 years as of 2020) in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan.
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