Kriti Kharbanda and Pulkit Samrat got married this year. They had an intimate wedding ceremony in Delhi after being in a relationship for few years. Pulkit and Kriti made such a cute couple and fans still can’t get over their stunning wedding pictures. On Sunday, as everyone celebrated ‘karwa chauth‘, it was a first for Pulkit and Kriti. The ‘Shadi Mein Zaroor Aana‘ actress shared some photos on her social media with a long note.
Kriti looked stunning in a golden saree with hues of orange while Pulkit looked dapper in a beige kurta. They posed for the most mushy pictures and Kriti revealed this was a tick off her bucket list, just like marrying the right man. She wrote, “Hum ❤️Celebrating the 1st of every festival in the first year of marriage has been a tradition in every family for as long as I can remember. Karwachauth being one of them. Every karwachauth, i would sit behind my mother, watch her perform the aarti, look at Chanda mama and then at papa from across the channi , dress up and apply mehendi. I’d also wake up for the sargi. I found it fascinating!”
She further added, “All that while thinking to myself, I want this,For me. So today, I tick one more thing off my bucket list. The 10 year old me is shy and blushing! He’s good looking also, now that’s the cherry on top! P.S. Being married (to the right person) was also on my bucket list 🙂 and I’m happy to announce, it’s going splendidly 🧿❤️”
Fans showered immense love on these pictures and said they are made for each other. Many celebs also dropped comments. While Mrunal Thakur went ‘awww’ with heart emojis, Mona Singh wrote, “Beautiful.”
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