Viral: Karishma Tanna Came Dancing To The Mandap At Her Wedding
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Karishma Tanna's bridal entry is goals
Karishma Tanna's bridal entry at her wedding was all things fun. The actress married Varun Bangera in the presence of family members and friends on Saturday in Mumbai. A few days later, she shared a video of herself dancing to Badshah and Payal Dev's song Sajna Tere Liye as she walked towards the stage. In the video, the actress enters the wedding venue with her friends. She stops to remove her veil and says, "Baby, can we skip to the good part?" She then stars dancing to the track. Sharing the video, Karishma Tanna wrote: "Bridal entry song specially sung by Rashmeet Kaur. Concept and Choreography by YSDC wedding choreography. Videographer: Epic stories."
Check out the video here:
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