Sonam Kapoor and Anand Ahuja finally tied the knot. After the wedding ceremony, a grand reception was held. A lot of Bollywood stars came to the reception and turned the event into a star-studded one. Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan were also among the guest and they missed no opportunities to make the event memorable. The best moment was when they sang the Karan-Arjun song.
Salman Khan And Shah Rukh Khan Rocked The Party
Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan are two of the most popular celebs in Bollywood. For the last few years, the duo was sharing a bad-blood with each other. However, the things got sorted out recently and the star duo is back together. In Sonam Kapoor’s wedding reception, they were seen chilling together and also they were seen dancing together.
They Revived The Karan-Arjun Moment
They also revived their Karan-Arjun moment when they started singing a song together for Sonam’s mother Sunita Kapoor. The incident was shot in the video which is going viral on social media. In the video, Salman was seen with a mike and he started singing the song, “Yeh Bandhan To”. Just moments after, Shah Rukh Khan joined Salman Khan and they got quite emotional while singing it that they get on their knees. On the other hand, Sunita Kapoor seemed to be nervous with all this but the spectators enjoyed the moment.
You can check the full video here.
You might have heard the quote "Sometimes having a brother is even better than having a superhero", and @iamsrk and @beingsalmankhan proves it!
Witness the Karan-Arjun bromance at #SonamAnandReception as they sing "Ye Bandhan Toh" for Sunita Kapoor.
Brothers for life. ❤ pic.twitter.com/TKCcecuG22— SRK Universe (@SRKUniverse) May 9, 2018
Sangeet Ceremony Was Also Blazing
The sangeet ceremony of Sonam Kapoor was equally glorious. Varun Dhawan to Jacqueline Fernandez, everyone danced and added to the pleasantness of the event.
It was really good to see Salman and Shah Rukh together enjoying the party and that Karan-Arjun song part just stole the show. What do you say? Share your thoughts in the comments.
