New Delhi:
The party is just getting started for one of the hottest newlyweds of B-Town - Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone. The Bajirao Mastani stars, who tied the sacred knot a week ago, are now sailing in the epitome of their celebratory events, one party at a time. An extravagant dinner bash was hosted by Ranveer’s sister Ritika Bhavnani on Saturday night in Mumbai. The photos and videos from the lavish party are making rounds on the internet, with fans and friends going gaga over the adorable couple.
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Ranveer, being his own self, was dressed in a trendy Manish Malhotra attire. Deepika, on the other hand, looked a queen in Sabyasachi lehenga with a tiara made up of red roses on. The man and wife were the centre of attraction but the couple danced like no one’s watching. It seems that the nuptials has boosted the powerhouse Ranveer, with double the enthusiasm as he danced with joy and utter jubilant.
The fan clubs of Deepika and Ranveer shared the power-packed videos and photos on Instagram. Have a look at them:
The couple, after their glamorous marriage ceremony, grabbed all the eyeballs, is now planning to hold multiple receptions. While Deepika and Ranveer garnered the show buzz attention at their Bengaluru wedding reception, invites for their upcoming celebrations are already making rounds. The Ram Leela actors have a lot more in store for family, friends, and fans.
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Following Bengaluru reception, the newlyweds have headed to Mumbai for the other reception ceremonies to be held on November 28 and December 1.
The internet was taken by storm since Ranveer and Deepika posted their much-anticipated nuptials pictures from November 15. The Bajirao Mastani stars Ranveer and Deepika got hitched on November 14 and 15 at Villa del Balbianello, Lake Como, Italy. The couple was married twice – in traditional Konkani style and later in traditional Sindhi style.
