Parineeti Chopra is back in the bay after getting married to the love of her life, Raghav Chadha on September 24, 2023, in Udaipur, Rajasthan. The pictures and videos of the actress have been making rounds on the internet. After the grand wedding, Parineeti was staying with Raghav in his Delhi home. Recently, the paparazzi got hold of her at the Mumbai airport, and oh boy, we loved her as she radiated the new bride glow.
On October 10, 2023, Parineeti was papped at the airport. She looked stunning in a black pant suit, and radiated the new bride glow. We love how Parineeti accentuated her look with sindoor and pink chooda. In one of the videos shared by a paparazzo page, we can see a shutterbug asking Parineeti, "Jiju kaise hai." To this, Parineeti blushed and said:
advertisement
"Bilkul theek hai."
Recommend Read: Ankit Baiyanpuria Replies To A Troll Who Attacked Him For Not Providing Better Lifestyle To Parents
Watch the video here!
As soon as the video was uploaded on the internet, netizens flooded the comments sections. While some hailed Parineeti for donning sindoor after weeks of marriage, others noticed how shy the actress looked.
A new bride demands nothing but respect at the new home, where she gets married to. And Parineeti Chopra not only got a grand welcome from her in-laws, but everyone showered her with immense love. A video of her griha pravesh ceremony was shared by the photographer's IG page. In the clip, we can see Parineeti decked up in a green-toned suit.
Continue reading below
We also spotted the nayi bahu, Parineeti giving the impression of her hands on a wall, which is considered auspicious. The couple was also seen playing cute games, wherein they revealed details about their relationship. We can also see Parineeti and Raghav playing the ring rasam, wherein a ring is dipped in a bowl of water and milk, and the newly-married couple has to search for the ring.
Watch the video here!
What do you think of Parineeti's new bahu look?
Next Read: Aftab Shivdasani Suffers A Massive Loss Of Over Rs. 1.50 Lakhs Over KYC-Related Cyber Fraud Case
