Ranbir Kapoor Gets Rs 2.50 Crore Worth Watch From Soni Razdan; Alia Bhatt Gets Kashmiri Shawls From The Guest

Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt’s marriage is still making all the buzz. While we’re still not over the lovely filmland that Bhatt posted on Instagram Thursday night, we got some exclusive tips from the form. Read all the exclusive details.

As actors Ranbir Kapoor-Alia Bhatt’s marriage fests continue to produce buzz, we bring you an exclusive inside scoop on all that went on the D- Day.

Piecemeal from the pheras, the couple also changed rings on the same day. While Kapoor got a band, Bhatt entered a diamond ring in exchange. In addition, Bhatt’s mama, actor Soni Razdan, blessed her son-in-law Kapoor with a high-end precious watch, which is from a brand that’s not fluently available. “ It costs nearly ₹2.50 crore,” according to our sources.

As per customs and traditions, the guests present at the marriage entered gifts in the form of Kashmiri roquelaures, especially picked by the bridegroom. The source adds, “ The material of these roquelaures was incredibly fine and everyone was in admiration of it.”

Another bigwig shares that the joota chupai ritual turned out to be quite a fun affair with Bhatt’s girl gang demanding ₹11.5 crores from Kapoor. “ Later much badinage, an envelope containing ₹ 1 lakh was given to them,” the source informs.

Bhatt’s haldi form took place before on Thursday morning, but the actor skipped the traditional chooda ritual, which requires the bridegroom to wear the chooda for at least 40 days at a time. “ Bhatt will shortly begin rephotographing for her coming, which will most probably be her Hollywood debut alongside Hollywood actor Girl Gadot,” the bigwig participated and added, “ Thus she won’t be suitable to wear the chooda for the time being.”

Kapoor and Bhatt tied the knot in a private form on April 14, at Vastu, Bandra. Their pandit Rajesh Sharma who performed the espousal in an exclusive converse revealed to us that all the traditions were followed as per the Kapoor heritage.