Surbhi Chandna Wedding: Ishqbaaaz fame actress Surbhi Chandna is going to get married soon. She will marry long time boyfriend Karan Sharma in March. These days she is busy preparing for her marriage. Their marriage will take place in a lavish ceremony in Jaipur.
Fashion designer angry at Surbhi
Meanwhile, fashion designer Ayush Kejriwal has shared a video on social media and told that Surbhi was asking for free clothes for her wedding. Ayush told that Surbhi’s stylist Sachi Vijayvargiya had demanded free clothes for Surbhi from him. Besides, the dates of Surbhi’s wedding functions were also sent to the designer. Ayush is very angry with Surbhi for asking for free clothes and she directly refuses to give him the clothes.
In the video, Ayush said- Now these celebrities are asking for free clothes for their wedding also. I have a lot of problem with this. When people can afford a big scale wedding in Jaipur, they should also pay for their wedding clothes. Also on the video he wrote – “I (Surbhi) am a celebrity and I want free clothes for my wedding.” Why should I not get paid?
The fashion designer wrote in the caption – No, just because you are a celebrity, I will not give you free clothes for your wedding. Let us tell you that there has been no reaction from Surbhi’s team regarding this yet.
Surbhi is having a destination wedding
Surbhi Chandna’s marriage is going to happen on 1st and 2nd March. The wedding will take place in Jaipur. Surbhi is very excited about her marriage. He himself announced this on social media. Surbhi also got a pre-bridal photoshoot done. He had a photoshoot done in the streets of Old Delhi. This photoshoot of hers is very much discussed on social media.
Talking about Surbhi’s work, she played a small role in Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah. The actress got recognition from the show Ishqbaaz. Surbhi has also done shows like Sanjeevani 2 and Naagin.
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