Wedding bells ring for Avika Gor — announces marriage on Pati Patni Aur Panga

Avika Gor, who rose to fame as India’s beloved child bride Anandi in Balika Vadhu, is now beginning a new chapter in her life—this time, off-screen. The actress recently announced her wedding to longtime partner Milind Chandwani in a heartfelt and symbolic moment, fittingly revealed on COLORS, the same channel where her acting journey began.

The big reveal comes during the premiere of COLORS’ latest reality show Pati Patni Aur Panga – Jodiyon Ka Reality Check, which promises intense emotions, real-life drama, and unexpected twists. During the premiere episode, viewers will witness Avika getting emotional as she watches throwback clips from her early days on Balika Vadhu. Overcome with nostalgia, she is seen tearing up at the memories that launched her career.

However, what starts as a tender moment soon takes a humorous turn when the show surprises Avika with an AI-generated recreation of a classic Balika Vadhu scene — but with a twist. In this version, the face of Jagdish has been digitally replaced with that of Milind, her fiancé. The surprise leaves everyone on set in laughter, lightening the emotional mood with joy and warmth.

Amid this rollercoaster of emotions, Avika makes a heartfelt revelation — she and Milind will be getting married on the very platform that helped her become a household name. The announcement turns the show’s premiere into a deeply moving celebration of her personal and professional journey, blending the past and future in a symbolic full-circle moment.

Reflecting on the announcement, Avika expressed how significant it was to return to COLORS, where her career began. “There’s something truly poetic about coming back to where it all started,” she said. “Balika Vadhu taught me about choice and courage. Today, I return not as the little girl Anandi, but as Avika Gor — a woman ready to choose her forever.”

Speaking about Milind, she added, “He’s been my partner in growth, the one who sees me beyond the scripts and roles. Saying yes to him was the easiest decision of my life. We are choosing to grow together, imperfectly but honestly.”

Sharing this milestone on Pati Patni Aur Panga felt both symbolic and personal for Avika. “I’ve grown up in front of COLORS’ audience. Now, I want them to be a part of this new beginning too,” she said. “To all who embraced me as the balika vadhu, I now seek your blessings as I become a real-life vadhu.”