Vikrant Massey is the greenest flag a girl can ask for, and his Karwa Chauth post proves the very point. Taking to his social media Vikrant Massey shared a glimpse of the celebration, leaving fans gushing over the gentleman.
So there are a series of pictures that Vikrant has shared, the first features his wife Sheetal Thakur looking at him from a channi (sieve), with the moon shining bright in the backdrop.In the second picture, Sheetal touched Vikrant’s feet, seeking his blessings on the festive occasion. All these are common rituals of the festivals. What made everyone go in awe was the third picture, where Vikrant touched Sheetal’s feet. In the day and age where the subjects of equality, feminism, and gender roles touch sensitive nerves, this gesture of Vikrant Massey has melted hearts.
There was one more picture, in which Sheetal was drinking water from Vikrant’s hands to break her fast. Sharing the pictures, Vikrant simply wrote ‘Ghar.’
“So this is how true love looks like,” “Cuties only,” “Pic no 3 is my fav,” “Vikrant sir stolen my heart,” comments like these and more flooded the post instantly. Netizens also shared emoticons of heart in the comment section to shower their love.
The internet also loved their simple yet elegant attire. Sheetal’s pink saree was a big hit among the netizens and Vikrant’s kurta pajama left an impression too.
Earlier, Sheetal Thakur also posted some pics from the Karwa Chauth celebration. These pictures featured the perfect family of three – Vikrant, Sheetal, and their son Vardaan. Though his face was hidden, he made a style statement with his hoodie. Sharing the pic, Sheeta wrote – “Love and only love. Karwachauth special.”
Netizens are just sending all their love to this cute family.
Vikrant Massey & wife Sheetal Thakur welcome their first child, a baby boy
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