02 December,2020 07:10 AM IST | Mumbai | IANS
Picture Courtesy: Official Instagram Account/Aditya Narayan
Singer-actor Aditya Narayan on Wednesday posted an Instagram video giving a glimpse of the ceremony. For an uber-glam effect, the video has been edited to feature Amitabh Bachchan!
The wedding between Aditya and his "Shaapit" co-star Shweta Agarwal had happened on Tuesday night, and a day later the young groom shared a video of the two getting married. It ended with a meme, which featured Bachchan's clip from a film. He can be heard saying: "They have done it. Our boys have reached."
Aditya captioned the post: "Video edit courtesy idiot best friend Anupam Saroj, featuring GOAT Amitabh Bachchan." Haveva look right here:
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While good wishes and congratulations poured in for the couple, many netizens noted how funny the video was.
Aditya also posted a photo of the newly-married couple where they can be seen lovingly looking at each other and smiling.
He let the pic do all the talking as he posted it without a caption, and just used a couple with heart emoji to describe it.
Also Read: Photos: Aditya Narayan And Shweta Agarwal's Dreamy December Wedding
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