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At Sidharth Malhotra And Kiara Advani’s Star-studded Wedding Reception, They Dance To Kala Chashma With Her Brother

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February 13, 2023

At Sidharth Malhotra And Kiara Advani's Star-studded Wedding Reception, They Dance To Kala Chashma With Her Brother

Bollywood is filled with stories, and thanks to Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani, we witnessed another wedding that was filled with love and more. And now that the couple is married, and all jolly we couldn’t keep calm but wait for the reception.

It was only now that the couple made us see their reception and how they looked stunning all the way. Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani were looking stunning and star-studded for sure and made headlines exclusively after they danced to kala chashma with their brother- and we cannot keep calm for their cuteness, can you?

It’s Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani everywhere and their wedding fever is killing us too- especially when we got to have a glimpse of their reception in Mumbai- and we saw a fine star-studded affair. There was an inside video that showed us the bash shows and how the couple was dancing to the song Kala Chashma.

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This performance included a few more people when we saw the guests also joining hands with the duo and how they kickstarted their Sunday with a decent number on Kala chashma.

Bollywood Attendance At Kiara Advani And Sidharth Malhotra Reception

Some of the Bollywood people were also seen – these included Kira Rajput, Kajol, Kareena Kapoor, Gauri Khan, Varun Dhawan, Alia Bhatt, and more. We also saw Karan Johar and a small reunion of the ishq wala love gang- the student of the year cast!

There have been many inside videos but one of which just surfaced online and is going viral on all the social media platforms- it is one of the numbers called Kala chashma where we saw them dancing and grooving.

Kala Chashma Item- A night to Remember

The newlyweds looked amazing and also were seen grooving decently on the dance floor. Apart from this her brother (Kiara Advani’s) also joined the dance floor and invited other guests as well. Mishaal Advani aka Kiara Advani’s brother was seen grooving at the number and they were all dancing to Kala chashma.

The whole hall was in red light and shimmery- you cannot deny the aroma of the newlywed. Although we are waiting for more videos from that night and cannot keep calm to see the magic of Kiara and Sidharth!

The song kala chashma is from a 2016 movie called Baar Baar Dekho that starred Sidharth Malhotra and Katrina Kaif as the main lead- it is already a song special to the actor and we saw him dancing to the number again.

The love birds are loved by all for sure- as it has been one of those Bollywood couples with no controversies and that’s a new thing nowadays- no one is anyone’s ex or lover! We wish the new couple all the best and want to get them the best possible blessings- may they have a beautiful life together!

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