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For The Love Of 'Cheap Thrills': Desi Bride's Dance Video Is Trending

Darpan News Desk, 08 May, 2017 12:55 PM
    Unlike most brides, who sit patiently as they get their makeup done, this bride chose to dance with her friends. The video shows bride Amisha Bhardwaj and her three friends grooving to the dance number.
     
     
    Even while the makeup artist does Amisha's makeup, she can be seen singing along to the song and grooving to it. The video also shows all the women dressed in casual clothes, holding their lehengas, as they put on the special performance.
     
    Watch the video below:
     
     
    "Wow this is something new and the bride is damn cool," says one commenter on Facebook.
     
    "Can't get enough of watching this video... again and again... it's really superb and the bride is undoubtedly gorgeous and amazing. Would love to take this concept for my wedding as well," says another.

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