Udit Narayan Says Son Hindu Aditya Narayan And Sweta Agarwal Was During A Live-In Relationship For Ten Years.
Before attachment the knot, Hindu deity Narayan and Shweta Agarwal were cohabitating for a decade, his father Udit Narayan has aforesaid.
Singer Udit Narayan has aforesaid that PM Narendra Modi and Amitabh Bachchan wrote him letters giving congratulations for the new wedding of his son, Hindu Aditya Narayan, and actor Shweta Agarwal. The couple tied the knot in Bombay earlier this month.
In AN interview, Udit additionally unconcealed that they had been cohabitating for a decade. Udit had earlier aforesaid that he had no concept Hindu deity and Shweta were romantically concerned and thought of her even as an admirer of his son’s.
He told film industry Hungama, “I have only 1 son. I needed his wedding to be way more lavish. however, the Covid has taken the thrill aloof from all celebrations. indeed I needed my son to attend till this pandemic was over before obtaining married. however, Shweta’s family and Hindu deity were keen that they espouse currently. My son and Shweta were in a live-in relationship for ten years. i suppose it absolutely was time for them to form it official.”
Udit, United Nations agency had antecedently aforesaid that he’d invited the likes of PM Modi and Amitabh, however was uncertain that they might attend thanks to the pandemic, added, “Modiji wrote ME a letter once I invited him for the marriage. thus did Bachchan Saab and Ambaniji.
The Defence minister Rajnathji referred to as ME to want North American nation for the marriage. we have a tendency to ar lucky to possess the blessings of everybody.” He is aforesaid that Shweta may be a ‘soft-spoken’ person, which he's happy for his son, as he’d been fielding several ‘tempting’ wedding proposals for him over the years.
In AN more immediate interview to Dainik Bhaskar, Udit had aforesaid, “I have most famous Shweta for several years however solely as an admirer of my son. Hindu deity came to ME someday and told ME that he needs to marry Shweta. I simply told Hindu deity that if one thing happens later, don’t blame the oldsters.”
On Friday, Hindu deity took to social media to share an image from his wedding. In his funny caption, he created a relevance to the film Taken. “I can realize you..And I can marry you #Taken #ShwetakishaAdi,” he wrote.