The much awaited wedding between the Indian cricket star Smriti mandhana and music composer Palaash mumhal A wave of speculation on social media is wanted, caught, caught, caught. Now, both families have clarified the rumors, clarifying the situation while demanding privacy for the couple as they recover from recent emotional and medical setbacks.
Smriti Mandhana’s brother reacts to fix the new wedding date
Notably, many unconfirmed reports have recently claimed that the families have mutually agreed on a fresh wedding date of December 7, which has created quite a stir. But Mandhana’s brother, Shravan mandhanaHe has strongly denied the allegations, saying that a revised plan has been discussed so far. While the families remain hopeful, the priority at this time is ensuring Smriti and Payash’s well-being after recent health-related incidents.
“I have no idea about these rumours. To this day (the wedding) is still postponed.” Shravan, as quoted by HT, stated that discussions surrounding a new schedule have not yet begun.
Palash muchhal’s family is optimistic about the start of wadring
On the other hand, the Palas family adopted an optimistic outlook. his mother, Amita mumhalThe couple endured, but noted that both families were united and supported during this difficult phase. Her sudden medical emergencies deeply disturbed, affecting not only the couple, but the emotional environment of the entire household. According to him, the delay is due to health concerns, and once the couple is fully stable, the celebrations will resume with renewed energy.
“Palash dreamed of coming home with his bride. I even gave a special welcome. Everything will be fine; shaadi bohot jaldi hogi,” He said, convey the belief that the wedding will not be later.
Although the two families differ slightly in their tone, both parties agree on the main issue: The couple’s health and emotional stability take precedence over all plans. For now, the wedding is officially on hold, with no confirmed date from the family. Along with this, both SMRITIs are also mutually determined to resume the festivities once Palaash is restored to full well-being.
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