Rhea Kapoor Share Message On Social Media Related To Karwa Chauth.
Rhea Kapoor posted a new message on Instagram Stories urging brands not to contact her to work with Karva Chauth.
Director and stylist Rhea Kapoor said “no” to working with Karwa Chauth. Instead, she took to Instagram to share a lengthy message, saying that she and her husband Karan Bulani disagreed with the festival’s spirit. Hello. Happy Sunday.
Sincerely, please don’t contact me for gifts or collaborations from Karva Chauth.
Neither Karan nor I believe in that. We respect the other couples in attendance and can even enjoy the holidays when they do. Just don’t for me. Or us. The last thing want to do is promote something I don’t believe in, and I disagree with the passion that comes from it,” he said.
Rhea added that some people called her stupid for rejecting the idea.
“Right now, I feel that if we take care of ourselves and each other, we should be okay. I’m only writing this may it seems like random strangers have to convince me I’m ‘stupid aggressively,'” I have to,” it’s my first.” No, thank you. Shall we continue? If you are reading this, thank you for your attention. I hope you enjoy your Sunday,” he added. Rhea and Karan got married in August this year. The marriage took place at the home of his father, actor Anil Kapoor, in Mumbai. The ceremony was a private affair, and only close friends and family members attended.
After their wedding ceremony, Rhea took to Instagram to share their first official photo as a married couple. “Twelve years later, I shouldn’t be nervous or overwhelmed because you are my best friend and the best person of all time. But I was crying and shivering and twisting my stomach the whole time because I didn’t know how low the experience was. I will always be the girl who has to go home to Juhu by 11 pm before my parents fall asleep.
I look forward to raising a family so close that we will have many, many loved ones in our lives. “Mine is @karanbolani @anilskapoor @kapoor.sunita @sonamkapoor and @harshvarrdhankapoor forever,” he wrote.
