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A love-ly script: Script-writers Kanika Dhillon and Himanshu Sharma engaged

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:38 PM Dec 16, 2020 IST

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Scriptwriters Himanshu Sharma and Kanika Dhillon got engaged at a private ceremony on Monday. The news was shared by Kanika on her social media pages along with a few pictures of the engagement ceremony. In the photos, Kanika is looking radiant in a yellow Punjabi dress. On the other hand, Himanshu complemented the would-be-bride by donning a light blue kurta with a white Nehru jacket. The couple will soon be getting married. Details of their wedding is awaited. Celebrities including Sonal Chauhan, Taapsee Pannu and others congratulated the couple through their social media platforms.

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Meanwhile, on the professional front, both Himanshu as well as Kanika are successful scriptwriters in the film industry. Himanshu has movies such as Tanu Weds Manu and Raanjhnaa to his credit. And Kanika is known for her work in Kedarnath, Manmarziyaan and Netflix movie Guilty.

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