Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt Wedding: Fact Check - Is This Viral Pic From The Mehendi? Here's The Truth
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The picture is from an ad commercial
Finally, the day has arrived when Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor will tie the nuptial knot. Fans, including us, are waiting to get glimpses of the wedding festivities. And, we don't think that there is anything to be ashamed of. After all, it is the wedding of the year we are talking about. All eyes are parked on Ranbir Kapoor's house Vastu - the wedding venue. Family members are already making their way for the big day. Well, in the middle of all this, a picture of Alia Bhatt all-decked up in a bridal outfit with Bollywood's famous Mehendi artist Veena Nagda has cropped up on the Internet. Here, Alia is flaunting the henna artwork on her palms. And, fans are thinking that this pic is from Alia's Mehendi ceremony, which took place on April 13. Well, sorry for breaking your heart but this is a throwback picture from an advertisement.
Veena Nagda shared this picture in March, last year.
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