Watch: Pakistani Groom Gifts Ex-PM Imran Khan's Framed Picture To Bride On Wedding Day
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The video has garnered mixed reactions on social media, with some saying that it is a common occurrence at Pakistani weddings.
A video of a groom gifting a framed picture of Imran Khan--Pakistan's jailed former prime minister Imran Khan--to his bride on their wedding day has gone viral on social media. The video starts to show the groom standing on the stage, unwrapping the gift that he bought for his newlywed bride. As soon as the bride notices what's inside it, she bursts into laughter, expressing her happiness on seeing the unexpected gift. The groom finally opens the present and proudly flaunts the framed picture of Imran Khan in front of the wedding guests. Becoming a common occurrence now. How long before they put a ban on this? pic.twitter.com/c0BJHjTdkQ
The couple then happily pose for pictures while holding the frame together amid a flower shower and cheering of guests.
''Becoming a common occurrence now. How long before they banned this?'' the video was captioned by an X user.
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