Shardul Thakur Dances On 'Zingaat' During His Haldi Ceremony, Video Goes Viral

Shardul Thakur’s fan page on social media shared some pics and videos from his Haldi ceremony.

Shardul Thakur will be getting married to his fiancee Mitali Parulkar on February 27 in Mumbai.

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Shardul Thakur Haldi ceremony: After Axar Patel and KL Rahul, yet another Indian cricketer is all set to tie the knot. Continuing the season of wedding in Indian cricket team, all-rounder Shardul Thakur will be getting married to his fiancee Mitali Parulkar on February 27 in Mumbai.

The adorable couple got engaged in November 2021 and had reportedly planned to get married the same year in Goa but later decided to postpone their plans due to reasons unknown. Several media reports claimed that the couple postponed their Goa wedding as it was difficult to travel due to restrictions due to Covid-19 epidemic.

Only a select few guests are expected to attend Shardul and Mithali's wedding. Team India players are busy preparing for the third Test match against Australia, so it is highly unlikely that Shardul's teammates will attend the wedding in Mumbai.

Shardul Thakur’s fan page on social media shared some pics and videos from his Haldi ceremony.

 

 

 

 

 

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A video has gone viral on social media in which Shardul Thakur can be seen dancing to the song Jhingaat during his Haldi ceremony.

 

 

 

 

 

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Shardul Thakur, who last played an international match for team India on January 24 this year (IND vs NZ ODI series), will return to action when Rohit Sharma & Co. take on Australia in three-match ODI series. 

Team India defeated Australia in first Two tests of four-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy, both within in first three days, to take 2-0 lead. If India wins the series, they will seal a spot in the finals of World Test Championship.