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Amish Tripathi gets married

Months after he announced his engagement, Amish Tripathi, the writer of many Hindu mythology-based bestsellers, has tweeted that he has finally tied the knot. He identified his wife as just Shivani, and did not disclose more for sake of her...

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Updated At : 12:51 PM May 18, 2023 IST

Months after he announced his engagement, Amish Tripathi, the writer of many Hindu mythology-based bestsellers, has tweeted that he has finally tied the knot. He identified his wife as just Shivani, and did not disclose more for sake of her and her child’s privacy.

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