Kiara | Sidharth
'They exchanged vows on a mandap of mohabbat': Karan Johar on Sid-Kiara wedding
Jaisalmer/IBNS: Filmmaker Karan Johar, who launched Sidharth Malhotra with Student Of The Year and directed Kiara Advani in Lust Stories, got emotional as the two got married in Rajasthan earlier in the day.
KJo was obviously among the few guests who attended the wedding.
In an emotional post, Karan wrote: "I met him a decade and a half ago.... Silent, strong and still so sensitive.... I met her many years after... silent ,strong and so sensitive in equal measure...Then they met each other and i realised in that moment that the these two pillars of strength and dignity can make an irreplaceable bond and create the most magical love story together...."
"Watching them is a fairy tale that is rooted in tradition and family...As they exchanged vows on a mandap of mohabbat everyone around them felt the pulse...felt the energy... I sat proud, elated and bursting with only love for the two of them! I love you Sid.... I love you Ki.... May today be your forever....." he wrote followed by heart emoticons.
The couple tied the knot in presence of family members and friends from the industry at the Suryagarh resort near Jaisalmer.
Besides Karan, their wedding was attended by Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput, Isha Ambani and Anand Piramal, and Juhi Chawla with her husband Jay Mehta.
Sharing some dreamy pictures, the couple added a Shershaah-themed caption, "Ab humari permanent booking ho gayi hai (Now we are permanently booked). We seek your blessings and love on our journey ahead."
Sidharth and Kiara have reportedly been dating for quite a long. The two had paired onscreen in 'Shershaah' which was released on an OTT platform.
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