Taapsee Pannu co-owns a wedding planning company with sister Shagun, the same which organised her wedding recently

In contrast to the lavish, widely publicized celebrity weddings often held overseas, Taapsee decided on a private, intimate celebration in her native country.

In a surprise revelation, it has come to light that Indian actress Taapsee Pannu co-owns a wedding planning company with her sister Shagun Pannu.

This company was responsible for orchestrating Taapsee's recent wedding to long-time boyfriend Mathias Boe, marking one of the most intimate, private, and quietest weddings in the film industry. What a lot of celebrities couldn’t achieve, Taapsee achieved that with her wedding.

Taapsee Pannu, known for her roles in films like "Haseen Dilruba" and "Thappad," got married with Mathias Boe, a Danish badminton player, in a ceremony that defied the typical Bollywood extravagance.

Unlike many celebrity weddings that are heavily publicized and often take place abroad, Taapsee chose to keep her celebration under wraps, opting for a deeply personal and close-knit affair in her homeland.

The wedding, held in India, was attended only by close relatives and friends. The actress ensured that the styling, designing, and necessary arrangements were handled by family members, keeping the event intimate and homely. The entire event, from the Mehendi ceremony to the wedding day, was orchestrated by The Wedding Factory, the company she co-owns with her sister Shagun.

Taapsee's decision to get married in her homeland, despite her husband's foreign roots, further highlights her preference for simplicity and tradition over the grandeur often associated with celebrity weddings. This choice has been applauded by many, as it stands out in an industry where destination weddings are the norm.

The news of Taapsee's wedding was a delightful surprise to her fans, who admire her for both her acting prowess and her grounded nature. By choosing to keep her wedding private and using her own company to plan it, Taapsee has set a new precedent for celebrity weddings in Bollywood.