At the rathore wedding tonight...

Originally posted by: tinoo

since tappu is not there, and panditji is saying "please tell bride to come, mahurat ka samai ho gaya hai"... will nani don a bridal sari and come and sit next to rathore pretending to be tappu ... hoping he will not take notice? 😆

Will nani do saat phere with rathore to cover up tappu's absence?

Originally posted by: tinoo

since tappu is not there, and panditji is saying "please tell bride to come, mahurat ka samai ho gaya hai"... will nani don a bridal sari and come and sit next to rathore pretending to be tappu ... hoping he will not take notice? 😆😆😆😆

Will nani do saat phere with rathore to cover up tappu's absence?

Originally posted by: tinoo

Yaa... I am thinking there is tradition both in uttaran and on colors channel for fake brides to wear long ghungats at time of wedding to hide the fact that real bride is not there. 😆😆😆.

This can be one more ghunghat/ bride swapping incident... rathore's shock when he realizes he has married nani 😲😲🤢

Originally posted by: tinoo

Yaa... I am thinking there is tradition both in uttaran and on colors channel for fake brides to wear long ghungats at time of wedding to hide the fact that real bride is not there. 😆😆😆.

This can be one more ghunghat/ bride swapping incident... rathore's shock when he realizes he has married nani 😲😲🤢

Originally posted by: hermione8

Good one tinoo..😆. What an imagination..🤣🤣 I came to this forum after a long time as I have quit watching this show, but your post cracked me up...😆😆

Here is a joke which suits this situation that I would like to share with you all..😆. Marrying Taps itself is like getting into hell, but her beautiful face camouflages her wicked nature and lures Rathore into taking such a risk .. He is agreeing to go into hell enchanted by the beautiful Tapasya, but once married, finds more horror and the real feel of hell when he lifts the ghunghat of his bride on his first night and finds Nani there..🤣🤣 Enjoy this joke:

Heaven or Hell?

A software engineer met his end and found himself at the Pearly Gates. The Gatekeeper greeted him and tallied the score. "Your record is pretty good, Mr. Programmer. Your sins and your good deeds just about balance out. Tell you what - you may have your own choice of either Heaven or Hell." The engineer, weary of design tradeoffs and wary of uninformed decisions, asked for more details. "Sure," replied the Gatekeeper. Here is the elevator. You can ride up and see Heaven and down to see Hell. Take your time and make your choice. But choose wisely, there is no turning back!" So the engineer rode the elevator up and took a look at Heaven. He saw the angels playing on their harps and the beatific look on the faces of the faithful, blissfully flitting back and forth among the clouds. "Well, that looks about like what I expected," he said to himself. "Let's go take a look at the alternative." So he rode down the elevator to the floor labeled "HELL" and looked around there. To his delight he found sandy beaches, beautiful women, snow-capped mountains in the background, and parties going on all over. Returning to the Gates, he had no problem informing the Gatekeeper of his decision. "Heaven looks fine, but pretty boring to me. Hell is what I have always dreamed of! Let me in." The Gatekeeper handed him an entry pass and the engineer went back down the elevator to take his place in Hell. But to his surprise, the sun had gone out, the snow had melted and the parties were over. There was fire and brimstone, snake pits swarming with vipers, fiends torturing sinners, and devils tormenting babies. "Wait!" he cried as two monsters hauled him off to the chambers of eternal agony. "What happened to the beach parties, fun and sunshine I saw before?" "Oh," replied the Devil. "That was just the demo." .... and the moral of the story is: with a good marketing department, you can sell anything!!