After charming the tinsel town with their fairytale romance, Varun Dhawan

and Natasha Dalal are all set to tie the knot soon amidst their families and

close friends at a plush beach resort in Alibaug, according to reports. The

childhood sweethearts will get married on January 24 in an intimate

ceremony.(repetition) The ceremony will be taking place at a plush beach

resort in Alibaug. A source close to the couple recently revealed to Mid-Day

that the wedding promises to be a star-studded affair and will be attended by

the likes of Karan Johar, Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan.

Varun Dhawan and Natasha Dalal's wedding to have Shashank Khaitan and

Remo D'Souza in attendance

The Dhawan family reportedly sent all the e-invites for the reception

ceremony to the guests. The source also went on to say that Shah Rukh

Khan may not be a part of the ceremony as he is currently busy shooting for

the film, Pathan. Apart from them, the guest list will also include Varun's

Badrinath Ki Dulhania director, Shashank Khaitan, Shilpa Shetty Kundra and

husband Raj Kundra, Remo D'souza and Vashu Bhagnani. According to the

source, Varun and his brother Rohit Dhawan refused to go for a grand

ceremony, keeping the health of their father, David Dhawan (why?) in mind

amidst the current pandemic situation. The guests will head to the Mandwa

jetty in private yachts from the Gateway Of India. They will then be escorted

to the beach resort on private vehicles.

The wedding ceremony will be a lavish one-day affair followed by a

reception. The guest list is currently limited to 50 people because of the

pandemic situation. Apart from the star-studded guest list, the couple will

also have their school friends in attendance. Reportedly, Varun Dhawan was

supposed to tie the knot with his childhood sweetheart earlier in May, 2020,

but the event got delayed owing to the pandemic.

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