EXCLUSIVE: Varun Dhawan and Natasha Dalal all set to tie the knot at 12.30 PM in Alibaug

Bride Natasha Dalal will be the first to arrive at the Mandap in the next 30 minutes or so for a Chura and Kalira ceremony at the wedding venue in Alibaug.

By Nikita Dalvi

Updated on Jan 25, 2021 | 03:05 AM IST | 530.5K

EXCLUSIVE: Varun Dhawan and Natasha Dalal all set to tie the knot at 12.30 PM in Alibaug.

Its D-day for Varun Dhawan and Natasha Dalal as the couple are getting all decked up to take their wedding vows. The latest whisper from Alibaug is that the lovely couple will take their wedding vows at 12.30 PM. A source at the venue exclusively revealed to Pinkvilla that the couple will become husband and wife between 12.15 PM to 12.55 PM in Alibaug.

A source adds, the bride Natasha Dalal will be the first to arrive at the Mandap in the next 30 minures or so for a Chura and Kalira ceremony.

For the unversed, Chura is a set of traditional red bangles that is given to the bride by her maternal uncle. The bride is not allowed to see the entire ceremony so her eyes will be covered. All the family members present at this ceremony touch the bangles turn by turn to bless the bride and send their heartiest wishes along for her new life.

The maternal uncle and the maternal aunt then help the bride put on the Churas. This will be followed by the rest of the relatives of the bride tying the Kalire to her Churas. This ceremony is celebrated on the morning of the wedding day and marks the beginning of the wedding ceremony.

While, the couple has maintained utmost privacy about their wedding and surely they may not have expected this rumour to go out. It was yesterday that we got you a glimpse of Dulha Varun Dhawan with his boys from his wedding ceremony. Their excited fans haven’t kept calm since then and were expecting some more pictures from Alibaug but to their big disappointment --- not a single picture has made its way on social media so far.

This indicates that the Dhawan's and Dalal's are ensuring that their wedding festivities remain a closely guarded affair, with not an inkling of even a picture of the guests attending the venue.

Anyway, let’s wait for the clock to strike 12.30 PM.