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Here’s how Amrita Rao first met RJ Anmol

Amrita Rao and RJ Anmol recently revealed that they’ll finally disclose their love story on social media with ‘Couple of Things’. As soon as the announcement was made #CoupleOfThings started trending and celebrities like Raveena Tandon, Farah Khan and others...

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Updated At : 01:50 PM Oct 27, 2021 IST

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Amrita Rao and RJ Anmol recently revealed that they’ll finally disclose their love story on social media with ‘Couple of Things’. As soon as the announcement was made #CoupleOfThings started trending and celebrities like Raveena Tandon, Farah Khan and others congratulated the couple with their ‘can’t wait’ posts.

Not many know that Anmol and Amrita, who got hitched in 2016, actually met at a radio station during the promotions of the latter’s movie. Reliving their ‘pheli mulaqat’, the two released the first episode of Couple of Things and also shared a special photo of that ‘first meeting’.

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