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Priyanka Chopra Will Visit Delhi For Sister Parineeti’s Engagement To Raghav Chadha
A day after the engagement news of Bollywood actress Parineeti Chopra and AAP MP Raghav Chadha came out, the latest reports say that actress Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Parineetis’ cousin will be attending the engagement function on May 13th in Delhi.
As per sources, Parineeti’s and Raghav’s engagement will be held as a traditional ceremony at Kapurthala House in Connaught Place.
Earlier, there were reports that Parineeti’s and Raghav’s Roka is already over. However, to date, the couple has remained tight-lipped about their relationship. The rumours of the couple dating each other started surfacing on the internet after both of them were spotted together on several occasions, including at a Mumbai restaurant and an IPL match last week.
Apparently, Priyanka will be landing in Delhi on the morning of 13th May. As per sources, it will be a short trip for the actress and she has kept her work aside to attend the engagement function. If sources are to be believed, Priyanka’s husband actor-singer Nick Jonas is not expected to come along with her and it is yet to be seen if she brings Malti, her daughter as a surprise to the family members.
Ace fashion designer Manish Malhotra is one of the celebrity guests who have been invited to the engagement. At the function, Parineeti will be wearing an Indian outfit designed by Manish. Recently, Parineeti’s visit to Manish’s house ignited rumours that the actress is all set to get married.
On the other hand, Raghav Chadha will be dressed in a minimalist achkan designed by fashion designer Pawan Sachdeva, who also happens to be his maternal uncle. At the evening function, the celebrity couple will be clad in colour-coordinated outfits.
Parineeti is currently in Delhi with her family making the necessary arrangements for the function. It will be an intimate function attended only by family members and close friends.
Reportedly, the theme will be pastel and the function will be a typical Punjabi affair full of dancing and singing. The guests have already been informed about the theme and are expected to be in sync with it. As per sources, the guests will start arriving a night before the engagement day.
Apart from the engagement venue in Delhi, Parineeti’s house in Mumbai is also getting decked up with lights and colours to celebrate the big occasion. As per sources, Parineeti and Raghav will be getting married by the end of October. Since both of them are busy with their professional commitments, they are not in a hurry.
Raghav and Parineeti Chopra studied together at the London School of Economics and the couple know each other for a long time. Raghav is Rajya Sabha’s youngest MP, the Co-Incharge of AAP Gujarat and also the National Spokesperson.
A qualified chartered accountant, in the past he has worked with leading audit firms such as Deloitte and Grant Thornton. Parineeti on the other hand will be next seen in ‘Chamkila’, an Imtiaz Ali movie where she is cast along with Diljit Dosanjh.
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