This Is The First Look Of Randeep Hooda-Lin Laishram After Weeding!!

Bollywood star Randeep Hooda recently tied the knot with actress Lin Laishram, the woman he has been seeing for the longest. We could not stop smiling at the couple's gorgeous traditional wedding photos. Following their nuptials yesterday, a photo of the pair has gone viral on the internet.

When Randeep Hooda and Lin Laishram uploaded the official photos from their November 29 Manipuri wedding, they went viral online. When they saw them looking like royalty and wearing traditional clothes for the Meitei ceremony, everyone was swooning with delight. We now have access to the pair's first photo together following their ceremonial nuptials.
 

Lin looked stunning in the picture wearing the pink and gold salwar-kameez outfit. She accessorized her already attractive ensemble with a thick dupatta to amp up the drama. Conversely, the Sarbjit actor showed off his million-dollar smile while sporting a similar pair of shoes, beige slacks, and a spotless white shirt.

Following Manipuri customs, the groom took a plane to Imphal, Manipur, to wed his wife. Their immediate relatives and friends were there. As the pair gazed out of the globe on their D-day, it was difficult to turn away from them. The Highway star was spotted wearing a traditional turban, a matching scarf, and a white dhoti-kurta, while his wife Lin was decked up in an exquisite potloi for her customs.

Randeep stated in a pre-wedding interview that he thought it was appropriate to follow the bride's traditions in marriage. He went on, "However, I've heard that the groom must sit for a very long period in Meitei love weddings. That being said, I am excited for the wedding and its customs. I'd like to see my life partner's culture firsthand. I'm here for that reason."

The actor was also a little anxious, hoping that he wouldn't make any mistakes when carrying out the ceremonies. "Hopefully, I don't make any errors. And for a very long time, we have been discussing their culture as well as Manipuri culture. I truly hope everything goes well since I am really looking forward to it. I'm hoping for a bright future for us, a large family, and plenty of prosperity. Yes, east and west collide. It resembles a customary or cultural trade."