Parineeti Chopra's Wedding Gift Has Become The "Soundtrack" Of Raghav Chadha's Life
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"To my husband," wrote Parineeti in the caption
Welcome to the inside world of Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha's wedding. The couple tied the knots in Udaipur in the presence of friends and family on September 24. Days after their marriage, Parineeti Chopra shared an inside video from their wedding festivities. The video encapsulates all precious moments starting from the groom's Sherabandi to sindoor daan, from saat phere to jalmala exchange. The video begins with a tour of the wedding venue. As soon as the groom makes an entry with his baraat, we can see Parineeti calling him by his name from upstairs and then hiding behind someone. She can be heard saying, "He's only looking up. Don't move, don't move..." Parineeti's excitement didn't know leaps and bounds as she almost screamed in the video, "It's happening."
The most exciting part of the video was the announcement which said Parineeti especially created and sang a song titled O Piya for Raghav Chadha. In the video we can see, while Parineeti walks down the aisle, the song plays in the background. Parineeti also lip-syncs at times. The video has several emotional moments as well. At one point, Parineeti's brother Shivang Chopra can be seen wiping his eyes. Parineeti looks the happiest bride during all wedding rituals. The video ends with the couple holding a white umbrella, matching with their outfits and sharing tender moments.
Parineeti wrote in the caption, "To my husband... The most important song I've ever sung... walking towards you, hiding from the baraat, singing these words... what do I eve say...O Piya, chal Chalein aa" and dropped a heart emoji. Congratulatory messages started to pour in. Manish Malhotra, the official couturier of Parineeti, dropped heart emojis. Neha Dhupia wrote, "Sooo beautiful." Singer Harrdy Sandhu wrote, "Khoobsurat."
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