Pictures and interesting facts about the wedding of Olympian Neeraj Chopra and tennis player Himani, which took place on January 16 in Solan, Himachal Pradesh, are now coming out through relatives. Fans of the newlyweds are also searching the news on the internet. Now Neeraj's uncle Surendra Chopra said that he had planned the entire wedding.
South photographers were booked.
A Pandit was searched for who did not have an Android phone to perform the wedding rituals. A Pandit with a keypad was searched so that the wedding photos would not be leaked. Not only this, South photographers were booked for photography and videography. They did not know Neeraj Chopra and Himani.
Surendra Chopra said that the members of both families wanted this wedding to be done secretly. Earlier an agency was contacted. The agency had advised me to get married abroad. The agency told the cost of Rs 2 crore per day for getting married in the country. Despite this, confidentiality was not guaranteed.
Neeraj Chopra wanted to get married in the country itself
Neeraj wanted the marriage to take place in the country itself. After this, a plan was made to get married secretly. A resort was booked in Solan two months ago. Professional photographers were booked from the South. They had no connection with Haryana.
The condition was also that they would not use mobile phones, and if they wanted to talk to each other, they would use walkie-talkies. Both the families were first taken to a hotel in Chandigarh. They were explained about the confidentiality related to the marriage.
The mobile phones of the family members were also deposited. From Chandigarh, both families reached Surya Vilas Luxury Resort in Gandhigram along with Kumarhatti in Solan district of Himachal. The mobile phones of the staff there were also deposited.
Black tape was pasted on the CCTV
Black tape was pasted on the CCTV cameras installed in the resort so that the marriage could not be recorded. After the farewell, the baraat reached Chopra's residence in Khandra village. Himani stayed in the house for about 14 hours. All the rituals like worshipping the ancestors, finding the ring, etc. were completed.
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