In an intimate ceremony, Bollywood actor Sunny Deol’s son Karan tied the knot with his early life sweetheart Drisha Acharya on Sunday, June 18. Several Bollywood celebs attended the marriage reception. Among them have been Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone, who were seen walking hand-in-hand at the reception birthday party, sitting and watching the overall performance. What stuck each person's attention turned into, veteran actor Dharmendra grooving to the beats of Dhol. Several pics and motion pictures of the couple surfaced on social media.As the baraatis made their manner to the wedding reception, it was Dharmendra, in a black healthy who stole the show together with his movements. In the video going viral, the veteran actor may be visible shaking his leg to the dhol beats while son Bobby Deol stands proper via his side.In one of the viral pictures, Ranveer-Deepika may be seen posing with Dharmendra and comedian Kapil Sharma and his spouse Ginni.

For the reception party, the couple opted for classic clothing. The 'Befikre' actor donned a brief white sherwani and pants along with a matching stole and sun shades, while Deepika is seen in a black anarkali. In a viral video, the duo may be seen sitting together and watching a overall performance at the party. Ranveer Singh's mother Anju Bhavnani and sister Ritika, who have been regulars at the wedding festivities, got here wearing salwar suits that stood out because of their pleasant gildings.Aamir Khan, all smiles in jeans and brown short kurta, sleeves rolled up attended the wedding with Salman Khan. Dharmendra hugged and greeted his contemporary celebrity and antique Lok Sabha companion Shatrughan Sinha. 'Prem naam hai mera' Chopra glowed inside the lighting fixtures and enjoyed the attention of the paparazzi. Jackie Shroff aka Jaggu Dada, wearing a multi-hued Nepali cap, made the paparazzi's day via sitting in their midst, making a song a couple of melodious traces and getting his snap shots clicked with them. They, in any case, had spent the complete day capturing other people's photographs.