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Surbhi Chandna, the 2024 bride!

Actress Surbhi Chandna has taken a leap into a new chapter of her life as she becomes the 2024 bride. The news of her marriage to longtime boyfriend Karan Sharma has set the internet abuzz, with fans eagerly awaiting glimpses...

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Updated At : 03:13 PM Jan 17, 2024 IST

Actress Surbhi Chandna has taken a leap into a new chapter of her life as she becomes the 2024 bride. The news of her marriage to longtime boyfriend Karan Sharma has set the internet abuzz, with fans eagerly awaiting glimpses of their special day.

In a heartwarming Instagram post, Surbhi and Karan shared the joyous news in a cutest way possible. They captioned the post as, “Adding colours to his life since 13 years. Our forever begins now. #Estd 2010”

As Surbhi embarks on this enchanting journey of marital bliss, her fans eagerly look forward to her special day.

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