“Why” Randeep Hooda and Lin Laishram opted for a traditional Manipur wedding

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Randeep Hooda and Lin Laishram recently tied the knot in a beautiful and intimate traditional Manipuri wedding on November 29 in Imphal, Manipur. The couple chose to embrace Lin’s Manipuri roots by opting for a Meitei wedding at the Chumthang Shannapung resort. The decision to have a traditional Manipuri wedding was explained by Randeep Hooda, who expressed his deep respect for Lin’s heritage.

In a pre-wedding interview with ANI, Randeep shared his excitement about experiencing the unique Meitei love marriage rituals, highlighting the distinctive aspect where the groom has to sit for an extended period. He emphasized his eagerness to immerse himself in his life partner’s culture and warmly embraced all the rituals sincerely.In the videos that have surfaced from the wedding venue, Randeep can be seen performing the traditional rituals while the bride, Lin Laishram looks gorgeous dressed in her traditional Manipuri attire.

Randeep and Lin’s journey goes back to their theater days when they first met in Naseeruddin Shah’s theatre group called Motley. Their friendship blossomed into a beautiful love story that they shared with the public last year during Diwali. Before their wedding day, the couple sought blessings at Ipudhou Marjing Khubamlen and Shri Shri Govind Ji temple in Imphal. Randeep expressed his desire for a happy married life and wished for peace in Manipur, showcasing a thoughtful and cultural approach to their union.

The couple’s decision to have a small and intimate ceremony was evident, with only Randeep in attendance, symbolizing a cultural exchange between the East and West. Sharing their first wedding photos on social media, they wrote in a joint post, “From today, we are One,” receiving heartfelt congratulations from various celebrities.

Lin Laishram, known for her role in Sujoy Ghosh’s mystery thriller ‘Jaane Jaan,’ and Randeep Hooda, who starred in ‘Sergeant’ and the web series ‘Inspector Avinash,’ have made significant strides in their professional lives. Randeep is set to both act in and direct ‘Swatantra Veer Savarkar,’ portraying Vinayak Damodar Savarkar in an upcoming project. Their commitment to their respective careers is evident, adding another layer to their dynamic relationship.

The decision to get married in Manipur reflects Randeep’s understanding and respect for Lin’s cultural background. In an interview, Randeep expressed his happiness and mentioned that marrying in the bride’s tradition felt respectful to him. Despite hearing about the long sitting tradition in Meitei love marriages, he was eager to embrace the ceremony and traditions, showcasing his open-mindedness and willingness to experience his life partner’s culture.

Netizens trolling,Randeep Hooda about their Wedding Dress

The couple faced some trolling on social media for their wedding outfits, with netizens making comments like ‘Kafan phen ke koun shaadi karta hai’ (Who gets married wearing a shroud?). However, their simple and elegant attire for their trip back to the city after the wedding reflected their personal style. Randeep looked smart in a white shirt and beige pants, while Lin looked radiant in a red salwar suit, wearing a minimal mangalsutra and skipping the sindoor.

The cultural exchange between East and West in Randeep and Lin’s love story is evident not only in their wedding ceremony but also in their first appearance after tying the knot. Their journey from theater days to a beautiful celebration in Manipur signifies a connection rooted in shared experiences and a mutual appreciation for each other’s backgrounds.

In conclusion, Randeep Hooda and Lin Laishram’s traditional Manipuri wedding is a testament to their love, respect for cultural diversity, and the blending of two worlds. Their journey, marked by friendship, love, and a commitment to each other, is a celebration that goes beyond the boundaries of geographical and cultural differences.

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