Rinku Singh engagement: India batter stands still as Priya Saroj breaks floor with her moves
Rinku Singh and Priya Saroj
Team India cricketer Rinku Singh and Samajwadi Party MP Priya Saroj got married today in a grand ceremony at The Centrum, Lucknow — and a heartwarming video from their wedding has fans gushing online.
The clip shows Priya Saroj dancing joyfully on stage, while Rinku, visibly shy, smiles and cheers her on. Although hesitant to join in at first, the Kolkata Knight Riders star was eventually seen swaying a little, clearly enjoying the moment with his new bride. The adorable contrast between the two as her infectious energy and his bashful charm, made for a perfect memory from the celebration.
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The wedding followed their high-profile engagement ceremony earlier in the day, which brought together over 300 guests from the worlds of cricket and politics.
The couple made a stylish appearance in coordinated white and pink attire, drawing attention as they entered the beautifully decorated venue under soft lighting and floral décor.
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Among the guests were
Akhilesh Yadav
, Jaya Bachchan, Dimple Yadav, cricketers Praveen Kumar,
Piyush Chawla
, UP Ranji captain Aryan Juyal, and Congress leader Rajeev Shukla.
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Before the celebrations began, Rinku visited the Chaudhera Wali Vichitra Devi Temple in Bulandshahr with his family to seek blessings.
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Security was tight, with barcoded entry passes and police presence. Fifteen hotel rooms were reportedly booked for guests, including five for Rinku's close friends.
But it was Priya's carefree dance and Rinku's shy reactions that stole the spotlight, offering fans a real and relatable glimpse of the couple's chemistry and a memorable moment to mark the beginning of their new journey together.
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