‘Hysteria’ around Alia-Ranbir wedding leaves Twitter in splits

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Updated At : 11:57 PM Apr 13, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, April 13

Alia-Ranbir wedding has become the most-anticipated event. After speculations doing rounds since the beginning of year, the duo is finally getting hitched on April 14, as per reports. In-fact, the pre-wedding ceremonies have reportedly began at Ranbir Kapoor’s Pali Hill residence. Amid the fever of high-profile wedding, media has been on toes to get fresh updates. Netizens seem to be enjoying the hype and have initiated a meme storm.

Sources close to the family confirmed wedding date, which will take place at Ranbir’s residence in Vastu building. The ceremony will be attended by just family members and close friends.

Alia Bhatt and Ranbirhave been dating for quite a few years and they will be seen sharing screen space for the first time in Ayan Mukerji’sBrahmastra, which is slated for a September release.

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