With the marriage priest who is in Italy

Bollywood star Anushka Sharma and Indian cricket team captain Virat Kohli are married in Hindu scriptures. Anushka, who left Mumbai for Italy's last night on Thursday, was released on Thursday. He was accompanied by his father Ajay Kumar Sharma, mother Avitha Sharma and brother Karamesh Sharma. He was also the family priest, Maharaja Ananta Baba. So everyone has taken it, on 11th or 12th of December, the two popular stars are married in Hindu scriptures.

Anushka and Birat's wedding are going on in the media today on Friday and today all speculations are going on all day. This rubbing becomes stronger once the pictures of the priests are captured in the cameras. It's heard, today's great and Anushka wedding party will be started in Milan today. Even after hiding too much, when all the news is coming out of the bag, why is so much muffed molasses molasses? Many people think that this boyfriend couple wanted to work on marriage in a distant land to avoid the pain and suffering of the people during marriage.

Meanwhile Virat Kohli is reportedly receiving news of his marriage with Anushka Sharma while taking leave from India's upcoming ODI series with Sri Lanka. And the Bollywood star Anushka did not take any work in December. Between two and a half, the rumors of marriage increased further. Virat Kohli flew to Italy with family and everyone in Delhi. Earlier this year, Virat and Anushka went to Uttarakhand to take blessings of priest Ananta father. A picture of that time is also viral on the Internet.

In an interview given to 'Harper's Bazar' magazine three years ago, Anushka said that she does not want to get married at the wedding ceremony. But want to touch the tradition all over the ceremony. Where can those events? In response to such questions, the heroine said, somewhere near nature. May be a grapevine.

At that time Anushka Sharma did not name the pot. Now everyone knows the name of the wedding pot. The only way to get married in Italy is to know that there is no grapevine. India Today