Sushant Divgikr, a prominent trans model and actor, recently took to social media to hint that uninvited guests crashed a high-profile Bollywood wedding. The post garnered attention as actress Sonakshi Sinha, who recently married her longtime boyfriend Zaheer Iqbal, responded to it.
Divgikr, who attended Sonakshi’s wedding reception in Mumbai, shared an Instagram post about witnessing several people attempting to gatecrash a celebrity wedding. Although Divgikr did not specify the wedding, fans quickly speculated it was Sonakshi’s.
Sushant Divgikr Shares Instagram Post on Gatecrashers
In the post, the former Bigg Boss contestant wrote, “Just experienced several people gatecrashing and/or trying to gatecrash a celebrity wedding recently. I can’t believe people will get fully dressed, pretend like they’re invited and then sneak in!! For what joy? So you can enter and just make some reels? I am in disbelief as to how people can be so flat.” Sonakshi Sinha responded to the post with laughing emoticons.
Fans React to Divgikr’s Post
Following Divgikr’s post and Sinha’s response, social media users quickly connected the dots to Sonakshi’s wedding. One user humorously commented, “Yes, that’s disgusting behaviour. (By the way, the paneer tikka at the wedding was great).” Another remarked, “And then there are people like me who miss all the invites while staying home in pyjamas.”
Other users added, “If I ever gatecrash a wedding, it will be to dance in the baarat and for the food. And let’s not forget the meetha paan at the end. Who cares about those damn reels anyway,” and “Khana toh bahana hai, humko toh reels banana hai.”
Sonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal’s Wedding
Sonakshi Sinha married her longtime boyfriend Zaheer Iqbal in a private civil ceremony at her Mumbai residence. The event was attended by her parents, Shatrughan and Poonam Sinha, and Zaheer’s parents. The couple later hosted a grand reception at Bastian, a popular Mumbai venue, attended by Bollywood stars like Salman Khan, Kajol, Aditi Rao Hydari, Rekha, Saira Banu, and many others.
