Newlyweds Neha Dhupia-Angad Bedi, Himesh Reshammiya-Sonia Kapoor and Sonam Kapoor are back in town

The month of May has been a month of weddings in tinsel town. Beginning with Sonam Kapoor-Anand Ahuja’s Sikh wedding on May 8, followed by Neha Dhupia-Angad Bedi’s gurudwara marriage on May 10 and Himesh Reshammiya’s nuptials with Sonia Kapoor on May 11, the fans of Bollywood witnessed many happy moments last week.

After the wedding, while Sonam, Neha and Angad took a flight for their work trip, singer Himesh and wife Sonia were headed to Dubai for their honeymoon. Sonam left for Cannes Film Festival 2018 sans husband Anand on May 14 and Neha and Angad went to the US to raise fund for a social cause on May 12. However, all the newlyweds are back in town now.

On Wednesday evening, Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi were spotted walking out hand in hand from the Mumbai airport. The couple stunned all with their quiet wedding in New Delhi. Also, Neha shunned the reports of her travelling to the US for the honeymoon when she shared a picture from the foreign land with the hashtag ‘#notonhoneymoon’.

Himesh Reshammiya and Sonia Kapoor too were all smiles as they returned from their short trip to Dubai. Himesh also shared photos with Sonia on his Instagram account. In one of the photos, which is captioned, “Cheers to love,” we can see the newlyweds looking into each other’s eyes.” This is Himesh’s second marriage after he got separated from his wife of 22 years, Komal. The singer also didn’t have an elaborate wedding and preferred to take the wedding vows at his residence in Mumbai.

Sonam will probably start the promotions of her upcoming film Veere Di Wedding soon. The film releases on June 1.

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