Watch! How Sunny Deol Flaunts The Unique Mehendi Design At Son Karan Deol`s Pre-Wedding Ceremony

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JUNE 16,2023

Bollywood's favorite actor and politician Sunny Deol's son Karan Deol is all set to marry the love of his life Drisha Acharya. The wedding will take place on June 18th in Mumbai. The pre-wedding festivities have already started a few days back and the pictures and videos are already giving us a glimpse of the festivities.

Last night, Karan Deol was spotted arriving at the Deol residence for the mehendi ceremony and was looking dashing in a yellow kurta. Fans just can't stop gushing over how he flaunted his wife-to-be Drisha's name on his palm.

The shutterbugs also snapped Sunny Deol but what surprised netizens the most was his unique mehendi design. His henna-adorned hand gained a lot of attention!

Sunny Deol Shows Off His Mehendi Design With Religious Symbols

Sunny Deol was spotted walking happily and having a conversation with some family members in one of the clips from son Karan's mehendi celebrations.

The Gadar actor even greeted the paparazzi politely who were waiting to meet him at the entrance, and while doing so, he showed off his mehendi design with religious symbols covering his hand. he opted for a pastel pink shirt with white pants.

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As per the sources, Karan and Drisha will have an intimate wedding on June 18, which will be followed by a reception in the night. The reports suggest that all the functions apart from the haldi will take place at Taj Land's End.

The sources also reveal that Karan Deol's grandfather Dharmendra will also be a part of the wedding. The sources disclose,'Dharmendra Ji will not miss his grandson's wedding. There is a wedding in the whole Deol clan after a very long time, and the whole family is very excited about it. He will be coming to the wedding to bless the couple. It is not clear whether he will stay back for the party considering the age factor."