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Controversial Bollywood Wedding

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of the most controversial Bollywood marriages of all times!
Bollywood marriages are surely something to look at. All the glamour and gala put in one place and who can resist a big fat Indian wedding. But controversy is the second name of Bollywood and it doesn’t leave it behind even when it comes to love and marriages. Today, we have for you some of the most scandalous and debated Bollywood marriages which were thoroughly surrounded by controversies.
Have a look-
Sridevi and Boney Kapoor
The love story that tops our list is the one that caused an uproar in Bollywood way back. This is because
Boney’s ex-wife Mona had graciously hosted the Sridevi when she was new to Mumbai. Sridevi even stayed at his house when the city was on high alert in 1993 …show more content…

Many even considered it to be just a rumor. It only became official when Yash Raj studios officially revealed about their marriage in a statement which said, "We are happy to announce that Mr. Aditya Chopra and Ms.
Rani Mukerji got married last night on April 21, in Italy. The wedding was a very small intimate affair with very close family and friends".
Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput
After numerous love affairs, Shahid Kapoor finally found love in the girl chosen by his family. Mira
Rajput, who was an outsider to the industry was chosen by Shahid’s family and the two fell in love soon enough. Shahid’s parents selected Mira for him from their religious community and the rest is history.
The couple’s social media and PDA are enough to know that the couple is madly in love with one another. The couple’s marriage was in the news not just because Mira was an outsider but also because they had an age-gap of an eye-popping 13 years! The couple now have an adorable baby girl ‘Misha’ who will soon turn one and in a recent interview, Shahid told the media they are planning for a second baby soon!
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