Actor Harman Baweja ties knot with Sasha Ramchandani, see inside wedding pics

Harman Baweja and health coach Sasha Ramchandani got married as per the Anand Karaj rituals at a gurudwara in the presence of their family and close friends from the industry. Harman Baweja dances with his father and filmmaker Harry Baweja while making his way towards the wedding ceremony. 

Shilpa Shetty took to Instagram and shared a video of the couple from the ceremony. "Congratulations Harman and Sasha. Here's to new beginnings filled with unconditional love, happiness and friendship forever. So happy for you guys," she captioned the video. In this photo, Harman is seen with his friends - Raj Kundra, Ashish Chaudhary, who turned baraatis for his grand wedding.

Harman and Sasha had a blast at their wedding reception with the guests and and their friends in attendacce.

For his wedding ceremony, Harman wore a pink sherwani and white churidar with a white turban while Sasha Ramchandani wore an oxblood coloured lehenga with silver embellishments and a diamond jewellery set.

 

Harman Baweja and Sasha Ramchandani enjoyed their wedding reception to the fullest with the guests present there.

Harman, son of director Harry Baweja and producer Pammi Baweja, is best known for his 2008 debut 'Love Story 2050' opposite Priyanka Chopra Jonas. He also featured in filmmaker Ashutosh Gowariker's 2009 romantic-comedy 'What's Your Raashee?', also starring Chopra Jonas. Over the years, Baweja has worked sporadically in films like 'Dishkiyaoon' (2014) and animated Punjabi film series 'Chaar Sahibzaade' (2014-16).

Ashish Chowdhry took to Instagram and shared pictures of the newly married couple from the wedding ceremony and gave a quirky caption on the lines of the viral 'Pawri ho rahi hai' video. "Yeh hum hai, yeh hamaare dulha-dulhan hai, aur yahaan 'Shaawri' ho rahi hai!" the actor wrote. The wedding festivities began on Friday evening with a cocktail party, followed by sangeet ceremony on Saturday night.

Harman and Sasha had their roka ceremony in Chandigarh last December.