Noida family announces wedding gifts to groom, the list has Mercedes, Fortuner, gold and silver in bulk; Internet speechless

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Updated At : 08:34 PM Feb 14, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, February 14

The Internet was left speechless and stunned after a family announced the gift exchanged at a wedding ceremony in Noida, Uttar Pradesh.

The bride’s family revealed a list of lavish gifts for the groom, including a Mercedes E-Class, a Fortuner, and good amount of silver and gold.

In response, the groom’s family announces a ‘Kanyadaan’ worth over 1 crore rupees.

The video of the announcement of extravagant gifts exchange between the two families has gone viral and has left the Internet stunned.

“Ek dining table hai, do gaadi, ek Mercedez Benz, ek Fortuner, kul milaake 1.25kg sona hai aur 7kg chaandi,” man in the video was heard reading out the list of items from a paper to the guests.

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