Surbhi Chandna and Karan Sharma Share the Sweetness of Their First Diwali as Married Couple

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As the festive season approaches, actor Surbhi Chandna and her husband, businessman Karan Sharma, are looking forward to their first Diwali as a married couple, after tying the knot in March this year. For Surbhi, Diwali is a special festival that marks the end of the year and the beginning of a new one, filled with celebration, family, and good food. The couple plans to spend this Diwali together, doing the Lakshmi Puja for the first time as a married couple, and also hosting a Diwali party for their close friends.

Key Takeaways:

  • Surbhi Chandna and Karan Sharma will celebrate their first Diwali as a married couple, having tied the knot in March this year.
  • The couple has been dating for 14 years and has never spent a Diwali apart, but this time they will do the Lakshmi Puja together for the first time as a married couple.
  • Surbhi and Karan are excited to learn the rituals of celebrating Diwali at their own house and plan to make their own traditions.
  • The couple plans to host a Diwali party for their close friends and experiment with making Diwali snacks in the kitchen.
  • Surbhi shares a fond memory of making a rangoli with Karan at his house during their early days of dating in 2015.
  • Karan and Surbhi believe that their friendship is the foundation of their marriage, and they have not felt any significant changes since their wedding.
  • They both agree that marriage is about companionship and shared experiences, and they feel like they are still in the early days of their relationship.

Statistics:

  • Surbhi and Karan have been dating for 14 years.
  • Since their marriage, Karan's love for Surbhi has increased significantly.
  • The couple plans to host a Diwali party for their close friends.
  • They will spend their first Diwali as a married couple doing the Lakshmi Puja together for the first time.
  • They have been together for so long that they feel like they are just living with each other, rather than being married.
  • They believe that their friendship is the foundation of their marriage.

Sources:

  • Hindustan Times