
Punjab bride showered with Rs 8.5 crore at wedding? Groom's family denies claim
India Today
A video from the ceremony in Tarn Taran, which has gone viral, shows the bride standing at the venue as currency notes are showered on her - a customary gesture at many Punjabi weddings.
The family of a groom in Punjab has denied claims that they showered the bride with Rs 8.5 crore in cash during their wedding celebration on February 14.
A video from the ceremony in Tarn Taran, which has gone viral, shows the bride standing at the venue as currency notes are showered on her - a customary gesture at many Punjabi weddings. Guests are also seen dancing to music as the floor is covered with notes, with several others tossing cash into the air.
Watch the video here:
Meanwhile, several social media accounts alleged that crores of rupees were splurged, turning the event into what many described as a “grand cash party.”
However, Sikander Singh, the groom’s brother, clarified that while money was indeed showered during the celebration, the amount was nowhere near the figures circulating online.
“My brother runs a truck business in Australia. The marriage was on February 14. We celebrated by showering money, but it was around Rs 2 lakh. Social media exaggerated it into crores, which is wrong,” he said.

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