NEW DELHI: A heartwarming second from Kuldeep Yadav’s wedding ceremony reception has taken social media by storm, with the India wrist-spinner seen touching the toes of Ravindra Jadeja and his spouse Rivaba to hunt blessings — a gesture that has struck a chord with followers.Go Past The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!Kuldeep, who not too long ago married his childhood pal Vanshika Chadha in an intimate ceremony in Mussoorie on March 14, hosted a grand reception at The Centrum in Lucknow on Tuesday. The star-studded night noticed the presence of high names from cricket and politics, but it surely was this straightforward, emotional act that grew to become the spotlight of the celebrations.
Within the now-viral clip, Jadeja and Rivaba are seen strolling as much as the stage to greet the newlyweds, presenting them with a bouquet. As they approached, Kuldeep respectfully bent down to the touch their toes, searching for blessings — a conventional gesture deeply rooted in Indian tradition. Jadeja and his spouse responded warmly, blessing the couple.The second rapidly gained traction on-line, with followers praising Kuldeep for his humility.WATCH:The reception itself was a grand affair attended by distinguished figures together with Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Samajwadi Social gathering president Akhilesh Yadav and India head coach Gautam Gambhir. A number of of Kuldeep’s teammates, together with Yashasvi Jaiswal and Rishabh Pant, have been additionally in attendance, together with former opener Shikhar Dhawan.Dhawan later shared glimpses from the night on social media, congratulating the couple and wishing them “a lifetime of affection and happiness.”Kuldeep made a classy entry to the venue in a classic Rolls-Royce alongside Vanshika. He donned a traditional black go well with, whereas the bride seemed elegant in a cream-coloured saree, including to the attraction of the night.With classical music setting the tone and a gathering of eminent personalities below one roof, the reception was a mix of glamour and custom.(With inputs from PTI)
