Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone are keeping everyone in the media excited with their rumoured wedding. The actors are keeping everything under wraps and are doing a damn good job of keeping all their nuptials hidden. Although it is speculated that the two lovebirds will be tying the knot on November 20 this year, no confirmation has come out about it. However, according to reports Ranveer and Deepika are making plans for their love nest already.
As reported by a leading daily Ranveer’s mom Anju Bhavnani is having their four-bedroom duplex home near Khar, Gymkhana ready for her son and would-be daughter-in-law. Currently, Ranveer and his sister Ritika Bhavnani reside in the duplex right now, and it is said to be decorated by celebrated interior designer Kavita Singh. Kavita is not only Sonam Kapoor Ahuja’s aunt but also cousins with Ranveer’s mom. Looks like Ranveer and Deepika are keeping everything in the family.
Deepika and Ranveer’s wedding is rumoured to be taking place at Lake Como in Italy and will be an intimate family affair. However, a grand Nandi Puja will kick-start the pre-wedding festivities in Bengaluru ten days prior to the actual wedding. Deepika’s mother has already spoken to the officials of the famous Nandi temple in Bengaluru. Pandits have already been booked to perform the puja in which the would-be bride and groom will take part. Ranveer’s family will fly down in the first week of November for the puja.
Although the wedding will be a close-knit affair, the actors will be hosting two receptions after their marriage. A big lavish reception is supposed to take place for their Bollywood colleagues, peers and seniors in Mumbai whereas a smaller reception will be held in Bengaluru for Deepika’s extended family.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Ranveer is busy wrapping up the shoot for his Rohit Shetty directed film Simmba which also stars Sara Ali Khan. He has already wrapped up Zoya Akhtar’s Gully Boy with Alia Bhatt. However, Deepika has not signed any film after the release of Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s magnum opus Padmaavat.
