Dharmendra and his grandson Karan Deol groove to Yamla Pagla Deewana at the sangeet ceremony – watch video | Hindi Movie News – Times of India

Karan Deol and Drisha Acharya made their first official appearance as groom and bride at their pre-wedding sangeet ceremony at the Deol residence in Mumbai on Friday night. And veteran actor Dharmendra couldn’t resist himself from grooving to his superhit song Yamla Pagla Deewana with his grandson Karan during the celebration.
In the viral video, Dharamendra and Karan hit the dance floor and the happiness was pretty evident on their faces.The dada-pota jodi was seen performing the hookstep of the song and there were smiles all over. Karan’s brotherRajveer Deol also joined the performance.
The celebrations were in full flow with the entire Deol clan in attendance, starting with Dharmendra, enjoying every moment of the evening; a turbaned Sunny Deol, who looked every bit a Punjabi gentleman; Bobby Deol, looking very much a Yash doppelganger with his thick black beard, wife Tania and son Aryaman, who was also celebrating his 26th birthday; and Abhay Deol.

Drisha was wearing an ornate black lehenga with an off-shoulder blouse and Karan arrived in a heavily embroidered sherwani. The couple stepped out to greet the media and posed for the paparazzi.

Karan and Drisha have been dating for a while; she works in Dubai. The wedding will be an intimate affair on June 18, only family and close friends have been invited to it. It will be followed by a grand reception, which promises to be yet another big Bollywood bash.

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