The famous wedding of Bollywood star Priyanka Chopra with American singer Nick Jonas was probably one of the biggest events of 2018.
All the events of the desi-style marriage took place in India with all the traditional bells and whistles. This big Hollywood-Bollywood tie-up ended up attracting global attention. But that’s not all it did. Apparently Priyanka’s family is still not over the whole thing, as we keep hearing new things regarding the mega-event
Parineeti Chopra, renowned Bollywood actress and cousin of Priyanka, recently spilled the beans on gifts she received during the wedding.
A Bonanza of Gifts
Speaking on Neha Dhupia’s chat show, Parineeti revealed that Nick gifted diamond rings to all the cousins.
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Here’s what she said:
“He was actually more prepared than all of us. So I thought I was the smart one and I was going to go and do this ‘rasam’ (ceremony) and take only cash from him.
They were more than ready because when the time came, he literally just signaled to someone and all of us cousins looked at the back, and there was this guy with a giant tray full of diamond rings and all of us got diamond rings and the bridesmaids got a lot of gifts.
Obviously Parineeti was all praise for Nick. She added, “I am proud to show off that Nick jiju is very generous.”
When Neha inquired if there was any ‘bridezilla’ moment for Priyanka on the occasion, her answer was in negative.
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“She (Priyanka) was just so happy and in fact, she was so excited like she was that bride who, when the baraat came she wanted to get ready early so that she can run and see the baraat in a filmy style.”
She was really happy. So no, bridezilla moment, not at all.
The star-studded wedding was among the most expensive events in the country. The events took place in the Umaid Bhavan, Jodhpur which is the most luxurious wedding venue. Around Rs 3.98 crores were spent just on bookings of the venue.
