Newlywed Arti Singh shares video from her Bidaai, Krushna Abhishek and Bhabhi Kashmera Shah get emotional

Arti Singh was initially dressed in a red bridal lehenga for the wedding function. She changed to a pink saree for the pheras. (Image via Instagram)

Newlywed Arti Singh has been sharing a lot of images and videos from her wedding day. One such video will make all the brides emotional, as it is the one from her Bidaai.

In the video, Arti Singh is dressed in a pink saree as she walks out of her maternal home with her husband, Dipak Chauhan, by her side.

Arti gets emotional and hugs her mother and other relatives. Then comes her brother and comedian-actor Krushna Abhishek, who has tears in his eyes as he hugs his sister.

Arti’s Bhabhi Kashmera has tears rolling down her cheeks as she says an emotional bye to her sister-in-law.

Later, Arti gets on the driver’s seat as she gets ready to leave for her in-laws home with husband Dipak. She drove her own car after the bidaai.

Sharing the video, Arti wrote, “Goodbyes are tough, but @dipakchauhan09, you gave me strength like always #DipakKiArti”

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Earlier, while sharing the video of her Bidaai, Krushna Abhishek was making a video of his sister in the driver’s seat. He was asked by a friend: Bhai ye kiski bidaai ho rahi hai? "To this, Krushna replied, Hamari ladki, ladka lekar bhaag rahi hai. Gharwale roye jaa rahe hai, roye jaa rahe hai. Mujhe bahut dukh hua iss baat ka."

Arti's wedding was a happy day for the entire family, as her mama and veteran actor Govinda also attended the function with his son Yashvardhan.

Arti's wedding was also attended by Krushna's colleagues and friends from 'The Great Indian Kapil Show.'

Kapil Sharma, Archana Puran Singh, Sunil Grover, Rajeev, and Sudesh Lehri were all seen at the wedding. They all enjoyed the wedding festivities.

Arti Singh was initially dressed in a red bridal lehenga for the wedding function. She changed to a pink saree (a must in Punjabi tradition) initially for the pheras.