Randeep Hooda and Lin Laishram are celebrating their first Karwa Chauth since getting married last year. Although Randeep couldn’t be with Lin on this occasion, she shared a post on social media, mentioning his sweet suggestion for her to skip the fasting.
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Lin shared a few photos on Instagram. The first shows her in a bright red outfit, happily dancing and smiling as she lifts part of her attire, radiating festive joy.The second image features a basket filled with snacks, representing her relaxed approach to the traditional fast.
Her playful caption reads, “Happy First #KarwaChauth! Husband, since you said no fasting, I’ve got a basket full of snacks, Netflix ready, and my dance moves on standby! #KarwaChauthVibes.”
Randeep and Lin are loved for their down-to-earth and relatable relationship, frequently sharing glimpses of their life together. From romantic getaways to candid snapshots, they consistently inspire others with their couple goals.
The couple made their marriage announcement on Instagram last year, sharing a heartfelt message: “Taking a leaf out of Mahabharata where Arjuna married Manipuri Warrior Princess Chitrangada, we are getting married with the blessings from our families and friends. We are filled with immense joy to share that our marriage will take place on the 29th Of November 2023, in Imphal, Manipur, followed by a reception in Mumbai. As we set to embark on this journey, we seek your blessings and love for this union of cultures, for which we are forever indebted and grateful. In love and light, Lin and Randeep.”
On the work front, Randeep Hooda recently shared details about his role in Sunny Deol’s upcoming film, while Lin Laishram is preparing for her part in Faraz Arif Ansari’s Bun Tikki.
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