Actor Taapsee Pannu is in Paris to support her husband, Mathias Boe, who is coaching the Indian badminton duo of Chirag Shetty and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy. Pannu was spotted cheering for Team India at the Olympics, including at the Women’s 75 kg boxing match where Lovlina Borgohain advanced to the quarterfinals. She also shared photos of her dinner date with Boe and her time exploring the city.
Ammy Virk, the rising star of Bollywood, is set to shine in two of this year’s biggest releases, ‘Bad News’ and ‘Khel Khel Mein’. Amidst the buzz surrounding ‘Khel Khel Mein’, a recently resurfaced photo of Virk and Taapsee Pannu has sparked rumors of an on-screen romance between the two, further fueling the anticipation among fans eager to witness their chemistry in the film.
Taapsee Pannu, who recently tied the knot with Mathias Boe, has finally shared the reason behind her unique wedding attire. In a candid chat with Hindustan Times, the actress revealed that she opted for a traditional salwar kameez instead of a grand lehenga due to her upbringing and personal preferences. Pannu grew up witnessing Sikh and Gurudwara weddings, where brides typically wear red salwar kameezes. She explains that this image of a bride has always resonated with her and that she couldn’t imagine herself in a pastel-hued lehenga. Furthermore, the actress wanted to maintain the privacy of her wedding and chose to have her college friend design her outfits to avoid any leaks. The intimate ceremony in Udaipur was attended by close friends like Pavail Gulati and Kanika Dhillon.
Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu recently took to Instagram to express her admiration for her husband, badminton player Mathias Boe. She praised Boe’s dedication to his sport, describing him as a shining star who illuminates the world around him. Pannu’s wedding ceremony was a private affair held in Udaipur, and she has chosen to keep details of it under wraps. However, she could not contain her admiration for her husband any longer and shared Boe’s quote, which highlighted the importance of recognizing each player’s unique abilities in the sport. The couple’s wedding ceremony was a blend of Sikh and Christian rituals, and they have not yet shared pictures from the festivities on social media.
