Sabyasachi Mukherjee reveals Rani Mukerji’s ‘mad’ wedding with Aditya Chopra: “She was very chilled out”

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Actor Rani Mukerji and filmmaker Aditya Chopra’s wedding in Italy has remained a well-kept secret, with no photos from the ceremony ever making their way to social media. However, designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee, who designed Rani’s bridal outfit, has now shared some insights into the intimate celebration. He revealed that Rani gave him just a week’s deadline to create her wedding attire. During a session for the YouTube channel Fashionably Pernia, Sabyasachi was asked about the most fun Bollywood wedding. The designer replied, “You know who was fun to work with? It was actually Rani Mukerji. She never released the photos. But, the fact is that it was a mad wedding which was done between her, Adi (Aditya Chopra), Karan (Johar), and me. She was very chilled out.” Sabyasachi also shared how last-minute the entire wedding was, revealing that he had just one week to create the bridal lehenga. He said, “She came over for lunch one day and said that she is getting married. I asked her how mu...
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Kiku Sharda loses both parents in last 2 months; recalls fond memories in heart-breaking post

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Popular comedian Kiku Sharda, known for his work on The Kapil Sharma Show, has been through a lot in the past few months. He recently lost both his parents within a span of two months. Kiku took to Instagram to share a heart-breaking post about the loss of his parents. He wrote, "Lost them both within the last 2 months. My maa and my papa."

The Kapil Sharma Show actor reminisced about the unwavering support and inspiration he drew from his parents. His mother, in particular, shared his passion for television shows and would engage in animated discussions about them over phone calls.

Kiku Sharda also paid a touching tribute to his father, describing him as a paragon of strength and optimism. He praised his father's unwavering positivity even in the face of life's greatest challenges, emphasising the invaluable lessons he had learned from him.

In his final farewell, Kiku Sharda expressed his longing and the abruptness of their departure, lamenting the unspoken words and unfinished conversations. He mused, "Aap dono ne jaane mein jaldbaazi kar di. Thoda ruk jaate, kuch baatein baaki thi. You promised each other to be together forever and together you are. Miss you maa and pa."

 

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Kiku's post has resonated with a lot of people who have lost loved ones. Many of his followers have shared their condolences and offered support to the comedian.

Also Read: The Kapil Sharma Show: Kiku Sharda takes a dig at Kangana Ranaut’s outspoken nature while talking to Sonu Nigam



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