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Punit weds Nidhi

Choreographer-turned-actor Punit Pathak, who rose to fame with his role of Chandu in ABCD, tied the knot with his lady-love Nidhi Moony Singh in a private ceremony at Lonavala on Friday. The duo had been dating for over two-and-a-half-years. Photos...
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 12:28 PM Dec 13, 2020 IST
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Choreographer-turned-actor Punit Pathak, who rose to fame with his role of Chandu in ABCD, tied the knot with his lady-love Nidhi Moony Singh in a private ceremony at Lonavala on Friday. The duo had been dating for over two-and-a-half-years. Photos and videos of Punit’s grand yet intimate wedding ceremony have been going viral.

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In the pictures, while the bride looks gorgeous in a bright pink lehenga with intricate gold zari embroidery teamed with traditional heavy jewellery, Punit looks handsome in a soft pink sherwani teamed with white chudidaar and a turban. Nidhi also had a bandhani dupatta over her head. Among others, comedian Bharti Singh along with her husband Harsh attended the wedding.

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