New Delhi: Actress Taapsee Pannu and her longtime partner Mathias Boe exchanged vows in a private ceremony on March 23. Recently, a glimpse into their sangeet ceremony surfaced on Instagram, courtesy of the event management company overseen by Taapsee’s sisters, Shagun Pannu and Farah Sood. The video shared a captivating narrative, commencing with a tranquil beach portrait of the couple before transitioning to the resplendent ambiance of the venue, adorned with lavish chandeliers, exquisite floral arrangements, and meticulously arranged seating.
Accompanying the video, the wedding planners penned, “EXCLUSIVELY step into @taapsee & @mathias.boe Sangeet night! The entrance was all things magic mixed with stardust and love…We created this entrance passage shimmering with twinkling chandeliers setting the stage for an evening filled with show lights, music and some crazy dance performances!”
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In preceding weeks, various images and videos from the couple’s nuptial celebrations garnered attention across social media platforms. Among these, a standout moment featured Taapsee and her sister Shagun, commanding the spotlight with their spirited rendition of Bollywood classics, including a lively performance to the tune of “Le Gayi” from “Dil Toh Pagal Hai”. Shagun graced the occasion in a baby blue lehenga, while Taapsee donned a sequinned jacket paired with bell-bottom trousers embellished with intricate work, accentuated by diamond solitaires.
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The intimate wedding affair, held in Udaipur, saw the presence of close friends and family members, including Taapsee’s Thappad co-star Pavail Gulati, Abhilash Thapliyal, and writer Kanika Dhillon. Badminton players Satwiksai Raj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty, under the tutelage of Mathias Boe, also graced the occasion.
In a recent interview with Hindustan Times, Taapsee Pannu reflected on her decision to maintain privacy regarding her marriage, expressing reluctance towards subjecting her personal life to unwarranted scrutiny. She emphasized, “I’m not sure if I want to open my personal life to the kind of scrutiny that happens. I’ve signed up for this, not my partner or the people who were at the wedding. That’s why I’ve kept it to myself.”
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