Varun Dhawan and Natasha Dalal to get married in December
After years of being in love, Varun Dhawan and Natasha Dalal are all set to get married in December. Media reports said that the couple is planning a destination wedding in Goa. This comes amid the Kalank actor saying he had no intention to get married anytime soon. Notably, Varun has always remained reticent about his relationship, but has never denied the same.
A close source to Varun revealed about the wedding plan
"The Dhawans are planning a big fat wedding towards the year-end. Varun, Natasha and the families have decided on a December date for the big day. In all probability, it'll be a destination marriage. As of now, they are looking at getting the entire contingent to Goa for a beach wedding," a source said. This will be followed by a lavish reception in Mumbai.
'Only their closest friends will be invited for the shaadi'
About invitees, the source, who is said to be close to the Dhawans, added, "Only their closest friends from the film fraternity will be invited for the Goan shaadi and the lovebirds plan to throw a lavish reception party back in Mumbai for everyone."
Varun spoke about Natasha in March on 'Koffee with Karan'
To recall, the rather-shy Varun first spoke about Natasha on a public platform in March when he appeared on Season 6 of Koffee with Karan, along with Katrina Kaif. He had confirmed, "I'm dating her and we are a couple. I plan to marry her." That ended months of speculations that suggested the two were dating, after they were spotted together at multiple occasions.
I'm with her because she has her own individuality: Varun
Talking further, the 32-year-old Dilwale actor said that Natasha's "individuality" and "her own voice" have attracted him towards her. He also said that she has always been supportive of his career. On the show, Varun also remembered his school days, when he wasn't dating Natasha and had no love equation. However, after their relationship commenced, they have been each other's strongest support, Varun concluded.
