Cricketer Akash Deep takes Rambhadracharya’s blessings via video call:Grooves during Mehendi ceremony, set to marry in Varanasi tomorrow

The wedding rituals of the Indian cricket team’s fast bowler Akash Deep have begun. Today is Akash Deep’s Haldi ceremony. Before this, his Mehendi ceremony took place on Monday (June 22). Akash Deep’s younger sister danced to several Bollywood songs, including ‘Raja Bhaiya Dulha Bankar Aa Gaya’ and ‘Chane Ke Khet Mein’. Akash Deep was seen wearing goggles at the Mehendi ceremony. During the ceremony, Jagadguru Rambhadracharya spoke to Akash Deep via video call and blessed him with a happy married life with Vedic chants. Akash Deep will tie the knot with Akshita Raj, a resident of Rohtas, in Varanasi on June 24. Varanasi’s Hotel Taj Ganges has been booked for the wedding ceremony. Only family members will be present at this entire function. The media has been kept away. Several personalities from the cricket world may also attend the wedding ceremony. Pictures from Akash Deep’s Mehendi function The cricketer took blessings from his guru, Rambhadracharya, via video call. Akshita’s Name adorned Akash Deep’s hands with Mehendi At Akash Deep’s house, the atmosphere was completely transformed into a celebration during the pre-wedding Mehendi ceremony. In the presence of family members and relatives, Akash Deep’s Mehendi ritual was grandly completed. Amidst the echoes of traditional songs, the rhythm of the dholak, and the joyous laughter of loved ones, the entire family made this special moment memorable. Akash Deep’s sister and family members together made special preparations for the Mehendi ceremony. During the rituals, family members danced enthusiastically. During this time, there was a huge crowd near the stage. Some people were busy taking selfies with the cricketer, while others wanted Akash Deep to dance as well. During this, Mehendi with the bride Akshita’s name was applied on his hands. Let us tell you that a Tilak ceremony was organised at Akash Deep’s house on the night of June 22. Bhojpuri singers Gunjan Singh and Kajal Raghwani also attended. Akashdeep was seen dancing at the event. Akash Deep’s ‘Tilak ceremony’ was on 22 June On the night of June 22, a Tilak ceremony was organised at Akash Deep’s house. Bhojpuri singer Gunjan Singh and actress Kajal Raghwani also attended this ceremony. During the event, Akash Deep was also seen dancing with his family and guests. Many dignitaries, including Rohtas MP Manoj Kumar and MLA Murari Prasad Gautam, attended the ceremony. See some pictures from the Tilak ceremony A pandal worth ₹10 lakh rupees built The cricketer’s house has been decorated with a Bollywood theme. Pandals worth approximately 10 lakh rupees have been constructed. For each function, the house is being prepared for about 2 to 3 hours. Keeping in mind the convenience of the guests attending the ceremony, a separate pandal has been made for VIP (VIP) guests. Meanwhile, separate arrangements have also been made for local people and villagers. Coolers, sofas, tables, and chairs have been arranged in all pandals, so that guests do not face any inconvenience during the summer season. Additionally, makeup artists have come from Delhi to adorn the groom. Check out some pictures of Akashdeep’s house Lighting was also installed at home. Now, know who Akashdeep’s bride-to-be is? Akshita Raj, Akash Deep’s future bride, is a resident of Manikpur. She is the daughter of Amit Kumar Singh (Bablu Ji) and Renu Singh, residents of Manikpur in the Indrapuri police station area. Akshita has completed her BCA and MCA from Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra. Considering her excellent performance in academics, she also received a job offer from the institute. However, during this time, as the marriage discussions progressed, she did not join that job. This relationship has been finalised with the consent of both families. It is being said that the marriage of Akash Deep and Akshita Raj has been arranged according to traditional customs and rituals, in the presence of elders from both families.