Bride Refuses To Budge Until Her Favourite Song Is Played In Viral Video
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Over 2 million views for the video - and counting.
Can you blame a bride for being annoyed when her song of choice is not played as she makes her grand entry? That is the question which has divided Instagram users, thanks to a video going viral on the platform. On August 15, Shivani Pippel shared a video which shows her refusing to enter her wedding venue because the song she wanted to be played had not been put on. "Vahi lagega. Usko bolo, maine bola tha (Tell him to put on that song. I told him)," the annoyed bride was heard saying as friends and family members tried to calm her down, telling her that the track would soon be changed. "Usko bolo 'Piya mohe ghar aaye' lagega (Ask him to play 'Piya mohe ghar aaye')," Ms Pippel, dressed in a pink lehenga and sounding close to tears, repeated. Watch the video below:
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