Pulkit Samrat is not your regular Dulha as he charms in mint green Sherwani with Gayatri mantra etched over it – see pics
Pulkit Samrat and Kriti Kharbanda tied the knot in an intimate wedding ceremony on Friday. But this groom’s sherwani is not just a beautiful piece of work, but also has a little traditional touch! Read more.
Pulkit Samrat And Kriti Kharbanda sealed their long-term relationship at an intimate wedding ceremony in Delhi on March 15. The newlyweds tied the knot at a lavish resort in Manesar on Friday and posted their first pictures as a married couple. While the talk usually centers around brides’ beautiful lehengas, we couldn’t help but notice that Pulkit’s sherwani wasn’t just a uniquely crafted piece. It had a traditional twist that no one saw coming. The groom had the ‘gayatri mantraa sacred Vedic chant.
The Fukrey actor looked charming as ever in this pastel color with shades of pink and an embroidered angarakha.
PULKIT SAMRAT-KRITI KHARBANA MARRIAGE: GAYATRI MANTRA ON SHERWANI
The Vedic gayatri mantra is considered a sanctimonious chant told during sacred rituals, such as a Hindu wedding. In green and pink threads, the two-line chat was woven all over the sherwani.
Pulkit and Kriti wore beautiful bridal trousers from Anamika Khanna. The groom looked nothing less than suave in Chanderi silk angarakha
Pulkit Samrat and Kirti Kharbanda walk hand in hand as a newly married couple.
The sherwani also had gota-patti work and elegant floral embroidery, making it modern yet traditional.
And for all the grooms who often face the dilemma of how to make their D-Day look different, Pulkit has paved the way for experiments!
Meanwhile, Kriti was an Anamika Khanna bride who blossomed in love in the floral aura of fresh spring petals. She opted for simple pastel elegance in satranga lehenga, quintessentially from Rajasthan, and adorned with the beauty of gota work. With small pops of color, Kriti opted for nude makeup, diamond jewelry, a small nose ring and vibrant red choada.
The couple shared their first look on their social media with a heartfelt and wholesome caption: “From the deep blue sky,
To the morning dew. Through the low and the high, it’s only you. From the beginning to the end, every now and then,
If my heart beats differently, it must be you. Constantly, consistently, continually, you!” (sic)
What do you think of Pulkit’s traditional sherwani?