Rubina Dilaik and Abhinav Shukla are one of the most loved celebrities couples. For all the right reasons? Indeed for all the right reasons. Recently, Rubina took to their social media platform to share the biggest news of her and her husband’s life. Yes, we are talking about their pregnancy!

Rubina took to Instagram to share this magnificent news with her beloved fans. However, some trollers did not miss out on attacking Abhinav for not sharing pictures with his pregnant wife.

Rubina and Abhinav’s love story

Rubina and Abhinav’s love story is nothing short of a fairy tale one. Interestingly, the duo worked together in the TV show Chhoti Bahu, however, they did not fall for one another during that time. It was when they once again met at Bigg Boss 14 and fell for one another. The duo tied the wedding knot on June 21, 2018, and are as happy as ever!

Rubina and Abhinav are all set to welcome their first child, while they received many congratulatory comments, Abhinav also received some backlash

Rubina is an avid social media user. Thus, on September 16th she took to Instagram to share her pregnancy news. For quite some time fans have been speculating that she and Abhinav are soon to welcome a baby and with her post this speculation became a reality. She shared some magnificent pictures from a vacation where she posed with her husband Abhinav and a baby bump.

In the images, one can witness how Abhinav caresses Rubina as she flaunts her baby bump. To say that the couple looks as mesmerizing as ever would be a sheer understatement. In a joint post, the couple shared the images as they wrote in the caption,

“We promised we will TOGETHER explore the world since we started dating, got married and now will do AS A FAMILY welcoming the LITTLE Traveller soon!”

Here have a look at it,

A plethora of people took to the comment section and congratulated the duo. However, Abhinav received some backlash for not sharing pictures of his pregnant wife. Interestingly, the 41-year-old actor did not hesitate to give a sassy response to the troller.

Abhinav Shukla did not hesitate to give a sassy response to the trollers

Abhinav shared some images with questions asked by netizens cum trollers. One such question was related to why does not he post pictures with Rubina. The question read as we quote,

“Why dont you support or post pics/videos for Rubina?”

Giving a sassy and at the same time powerful reply to this answer Abhinav replied,

“My support starts at home, at basic ground level ..there is so much i do and it is all sacred that i cant put it public domain. Its for me and her to understand and relish. Thats how it will be, love and care is not meant to be flashed much on social media.”

Abhinav is not an avid social media user and therefore while posting these responses he wrote in the caption,

“I will express gratitude for my fans whenever i can.. many times a year.. but for the trollers & few critical thinkers i will reply not often, but once in few years so that you dont feel left out! So here is fuel for your soul!”

Here have a look at it,

Modern wedding ceremonies in India have evolved into spectacular spectacles characterized by luxury, sophisticated furnishings, and grandeur. Grooms plan big entrances, and caterers plan a food extravaganza with 500 dishes and 50 cuisines. Wedding venues have evolved into expansive locations that may accommodate 2,000 people. Destination weddings are also becoming more popular, with scenic countries like Turkey and the Maldives having witnessed many Indian weddings in the last few years. Even in India, people find royal cities such as Udaipur perfect for iconic weddings.

However, the one who always steals the limelight at every wedding is the bride. A modern bride confronts many challenges, such as during her wedding. It includes selecting a unique lehenga designed by renowned designers like Manish Malhotra and Sabyasachi. They also have to book makeup artists earlier and buy jewelry.

On the other hand, a look through your parents’ wedding photos reveals another kind of period. It was a period when weddings were mostly private events held in the comfortable surroundings of a person’s home. For guest accommodations, those with smaller homes chose community centers or nearby wedding halls. In contrast to the expensive outfits used today, the bride’s makeover was a family affair. Female relatives dressed her in modest and traditional clothing.

We can easily see this contrast with the recent trend that took over the internet. The trend started when some netizens started uploading wedding pictures of their mothers. Nostalgic photos uploaded online that depict moms as brides elegantly portray the simplicity of the past. These pictures show brides wearing sparse jewelry and sarees of different colors, deviating from the custom of wearing red all the time. The emphasis was not on flamboyance but on the sanctity of the ceremony and the joyous union of families.

While today’s weddings showcase a different aesthetic, the charm of the past lingers in these visual anecdotes, reminding us that the essence of matrimony transcends trends, finding beauty in both the opulent present and the simpler days of the past.

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My mother as a bride in 1987. There was little jewellery except the nath which is compulsory for married women in my family.

Most women in my family until the late two thousands got married looking like this until the Bollywood fad of red, blue and other such loud colours. pic.twitter.com/rT861fNeDR

— Shivangi 🏳️‍🌈 (@sheevaangii) September 26, 2023

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My mom at her wedding, 1991, maroon shari we both still wear, dad in panjabi passed around between weddings of Communist Party of India(Marxist) members. Special Marriage Act, sindoor added by relatives after much drama, no other rituals, no one way to be an Indian bride indeed. pic.twitter.com/xynnYHFDkr

— Pratiti (@PratitiTiyas) September 26, 2023

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My departed mother as a bride, 1985. pic.twitter.com/xEEXvSYByl

— Gaurav Kashyap Dutta 🐺 (@GKDtweets) March 16, 2022

Actress Raveena Tandon stands as a legend in Indian cinema. Her journey began with the 1991 release Patthar Ke Phool, which left an enduring impact on the audiences. However, it was the sensuous Tip Tip Barsa Pani dance in Mohra (1994) that catapulted her to stardom. Additionally, subsequent hits like Andaz Apna Apna (1994) and Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi (1996) solidified her position as an unmatched Bollywood diva.

However, despite being one of the most successful actresses of the 1990s, Raveena has a “no-kissing policy.” She even refused to kiss Akshay Kumar during iconic Tip Tip Barsa Pani dance in Mohra.

Surprisingly, she recently opened up about it and disclosed it was the result of a disturbing occurrence on a movie set. She frankly described how an unintentional lip-bump with a male co-actor left her queasy to the point of puking in her room. Speaking about the incident, she said,

“I remember I was doing a little rough handling scene with a male actor and I remember by mistake his lips just brushed my lips. It was by mistake, it was not even required. Like in that whole frenzy, it was a mistake. I went to my room and threw up because I was so not comfortable. The shot got over and I went up and I had nausea. I could not bear it. I was like ‘yuck no. Please brush your teeth, wash your mouth a hundred times’.”

The National Award-winning actress spoke candidly about the incident in an interview with Lehren Retro. She recalls the male actor who played the villain of the movie apologizing for the unintended error. However, when questioned about her thoughts about her daughter kissing on-screen, Raveena gave a clever response.

Raveena Tandon opens up on if she sees her daughter kissing someone

Raveena Tandon’s daughter Rasha Thadani is all set to make her Bollywood debut alongside Aaman Devgn in Abhishek Kapoor’s movie. So, to know her opinion on the kissing scenes of Rasha in the movie, Lehran Retro asked her about it.

In response to queries about her daughter Rasha Thadani, Raveena Tandon expressed a pragmatic viewpoint. The Mohra actress emphasized the importance of comfort and personal choice in the industry. She conveyed that if Rasha feels at ease performing kissing scenes with a co-star, it’s a matter of her comfort.

However, Raveena firmly asserted that no one should wield the authority to compel her daughter or any actor to engage in anything they are not comfortable with. Speaking to Lehran Retro, she said,

“Again it depends. If she is comfortable doing it with someone, then why not. If she is not comfortable, nobody should have the power to force her to do anything that she does not want to do.”

On a professional front, Raveena Tandon recently appeared as Ramika Sen in the Kannada movie K.G.F: Chapter 2. She also featured in the 2023 release One Friday Night as Lata Verma. In the much-awaited Ghudchadi, Raveena is now ready to wow fans as Roma Virodhi Chaudhary. Later this year, the new film is slated for release.