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This is timeless 😊

I had seen this your vieo, i think one or two year ago, and i cried so much. Now after long time i got this video on my screen and all memories came again. thu thu thu for evil eyes and so much blessings for you guys...

I didn't cry 😂😂😂

I knew it was a jain wedding

Why you guys separated now if you love each other this much 😢

Save kr leti kam ayega😀😂

Thank you for bringing some bollywood glitter to my home town Paris🎉🎉 was the best place to do this video🙏🏻👏🏻🤸‍♀️

The lehenga is not giving

If a man he can do ❤

Were you born in the US or India?

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❤❤❤❤😊 I cried 😢😢😭😭❤️❤️❤️🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺☺️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🤞🤞🤞🦚🦚🦚👏👏👏 so adorable and precious memory 😍💞

Just came to see your ghungroo song

I hope this is not a FAIRY TALE, IF IT IS A REALITY THEN JOURNEY IS VERY LONG.

Efforts😍

my standards going sky high after watching this

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How do I tell my boyfriend I want this He just proposed me in one of our college rooms :(

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Easily the best proposal I've ever seen. The guy really killed the dance moves and everything. You guys look great together and I wish you a lovely, long and married life together!

❤wow that's all o can say

She looks like the actor in 12th fail

Some people are just blessed with everything and some are with nothing 😢

So beautiful, the way he got all her family members to dance as well, just so beautiful ❤

Someone's life is someone's dream😢❤

Doosro ki khushi meh hi khushi mil jati hai 😂 apan ye sab karke kya krega...

💖💝🥰😇💫

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@Jjsjourney713 Grow up!

wow! this is unique! congratulations on their surprise proposal

bhai ne to khud me hi ek movie bna di

Liked the Karan Johar’s dance movez

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I cried

wowww...god bless u both always

She... Arre jaldi kar, kal panwel nikalna hai...

What the heck is this... 27:00

I swear i cried when he proposed her after that i noticed the Warning:-you may cry 🤧🤧🤧 the warning was needed

Thanks for showing such a beautiful story.❤

WHAT DID THEY BOTH DO TO DESERVE EACH OTHER? OMG god bless

I love you guys ❤Masha Allah ❤🎉

Woah Masha Allah ❤

Masha Allah ❤

The best performance I have ever seen ❤❤❤🎉 congratulations to the both of you ( and I have watched the proposal video it was emotional)

Srk movies vibes

Bhai meine soch kiya hi hoga ro kese dunga but sach mein ro diya😢

Who is here in 2024 dec

Anybody crying 😂😂

imagine if she says no at the end 💀

Faltu ki notanki