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Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha are set to get married on 4 October 2022

Bollywood couple Richa Chadha and Ali Fazal are in discussion about the news of their marriage. Now the date of marriage of both has been revealed. According to our affiliate website Filmfare, Richa and Ali are going to tie the knot on October 4. Let us tell you that the couple was going to get married in the year 2019 but due to Corona, the marriage got delayed. Because of this, both of them could not get married last year also.

Now finally Richa Chadha and Ali Fazal are going to get married with the Corona cases decreasing. According to the report of Filmfare, Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha are going to get married on 4 October 2022. Earlier there were reports that both of them have chosen Delhi for the wedding rituals. Here Mehndi and Haldi rituals will take place. According to media reports, there will be pre-wedding functions in Delhi’s 110-year-old Gymkhana Club. Well, till now the couple has not reacted to the news of marriage.

Wedding and then Grand Reception Earlier it was revealed in the report of our partner website Times of India that both will get married in Delhi and then organize a grand reception in Mumbai. His industry friends and Aziz will be invited for this reception.

This cute little girl is the Apsara of Bollywood, had an affair with Aamir Khan’s uncle, but the love story remained incomplete Richa Chadha Ali Fazal Wedding: Richa Chadha-Ali Fazal will get married on October 6, from Delhi to Mumbai, the drums will be played by Richa Chadha and Ali Fazal’s first meeting and Ishqaricha Chaddha and Ali Fazal met on the sets of the film Fukrey. During the shooting of this film, the closeness between the two grew and then fell in love. The two have been dating each other for the past several years and are often seen together.

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