Desi bride wants to do her pheras in nightsuit in viral video

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 08:33 PM Nov 30, 2021 IST

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Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, November 30

This bride was so tired by the time she had to take pheras that she thought she would take the nine rounds in here nightsuit. A video has gone viral online in which the desi bride can be seen asking for her nightsuit while waiting for the pheras to happen. The clip resonated with netizens and they couldn’t stop laughing.

Shared by Instagram user Harshita Sethi, the video features bride Parul Sethi waiting for the ‘pheras’ to start. Harshita asks Parul about what she was thinking before the big moment. Replying in a mock crying tone, the bride replies that she just needed her night suit at that moment.

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