Still from a video shared by Vogue India. (courtesy: VogueIndia)

Athiya Shetty and cricketer KL Rahul acquired married in a close-knit ceremony on January 24. The wedding ceremony festivities befell at Athiya’s father, veteran actor Suniel Shetty’s Khandala farmhouse. Now, the couple have featured on Vogue India’s February digital cowl. During their shoot, the 2 participated in a relationship quiz. In a video shared on YouTube, Athiya and KL Rahul are seen answering questions on one another in essentially the most lovely manner attainable. From “who is a better cook” to “who is the funny one?” the 2 made the video look ridiculously cute. When requested who’s the humorous one, Athiya mentioned, “It’s me,” and everybody agreed. Both Athiya and KL Rahul agreed that the cricketer is a greater cook dinner. 

Then, Athiya Shetty requested KL Rahul, “Who am I closest to in the family?” and “Who am I the most scared off in the family?” His reply, “You are the closest to your mother. And, the whole family is afraid of you.” 

Well, Athiya Shetty additionally answered a number of cricket-related questions requested by the flamboyant batter. When KL Rahul needed her to clarify the which means of a free hit, Athiya did not disappoint in any respect. 

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Athiya Shetty and KL Rahul painted our screens crimson with their wedding ceremony album. In a joint submit, the couple wrote, “‘In your light, I learn how to love…’  Today, with our most loved ones, we got married in the home that’s given us immense joy and serenity. With a heart full of gratitude and love, we seek your blessings on this journey of togetherness.”

The wedding ceremony was an intimate affair attended by shut buddies, kinfolk and relations. Athiya’s pricey buddies Akansha Ranjan, Anshula Kapoor, Anushka Ranjan, Krishna Shroff, and Diana Penty had been a part of the visitor listing. Cricketers Varun Aaron and Ishant Sharma, with spouse Pratima Singh, had been invited as effectively. 

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