Shardul Thakur to marry Mittali Parulkar on February 27, videos from Haldi ceremony go viral; Watch
According to reports, Shardul Thakur is set to marry his fiancee Mittali Parulkar on February 27.
India fast bowler Shardul Thakur is going to follow in the footsteps of his teammates KL Rahul and Axar Patel by getting married in a few days.
According to reports, Shardul Thakur is set to marry his fiancee Mittali Parulkar on February 27. The wedding festivities have already begun in the Thakur household with the Haldi ceremony on Friday.
The wedding is likely to take place on the outskirts of Mumbai, in Karjat. Videos of Thakur's Haldi ceremony are going viral on social media.
Thakur got engaged to his longtime girlfriend Parulkar in November 2021. He took a break from international cricket after the T20 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates to exchange rings with Parulkar in Mumbai.
The ceremony took place at the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) at Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC).
Shardul is the third Indian cricketer to get married this year after KL Rahul and Axar Patel.
Rahul got married to his girlfriend and Bollywood actor Athiya Shetty in Khandala while Axar tied the knot with Meha Patel in Gujarat.
Who is Mittali Parulkar?
Mittali Parulkar hails from Kolhapur in Maharashtra and runs a company called ‘All the Jazz – Luxury Bakers’. The bakery deals in selling several different varieties of cakes, cookies, bread, buns, etc.
Parulkar's company is a unique bakery brand that offers exquisite global treats.
Parulkar completed her graduation in 2014 from Mithibhai College and started her career as an intern in JSW in 2015.
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