A video that is becoming quite viral on social media. In it, a groom is seen slapping the head of the photographer during a wedding photoshoot while he is taking a photo of the bride from different angles. After this, the bride starts laughing loudly on the stage right there.
Shared on Twitter last week, the 45-second video clip has been viewed nearly a million times. This video has left people confused as to how real this video is and how much has been staged?
The video begins with the bride and groom in a fairly simple and calm manner, when the photographer climbs on stage for a photoshoot. But trouble starts when the photographer starts solo photography of the bride. After taking one or two photos, he appears to rotate the bride’s face two or three times to make a photo angle. This bothers the groom and he asks the photographer to get off the stage, killing him.
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β Renuka Mohan (@Ease2Ease) February 5, 2021
Although the photographer seems shocked by the angry groom, the bride starts laughing loudly after this incident and starts laughing. The video was shared by Renuka Mohan on Twitter and wrote, “I love this bride”. Since being posted on social media, the footage has been viewed more than 9 million times and more than 16,000 retweets have been done.
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In the comment box, Renuka Mohan clarified that she did not know if the video was real or not and whether the bride had prank it on her groom. However, this mystery came to light when the ‘bride’ herself responded to the viral video and revealed that the clip is actually part of the shooting of a film.
Chhattisgarh actress Anikriti Chauhan wrote in the comment section, “This is the video of the time of shooting of my film.” He also revealed that the video was recorded during the shooting of the film titled ‘Darling Pyar Jhukta Nahin’ and thanked Renuka Mohan for sharing it and making it viral.
I just love this Bride ππππππ pic.twitter.com/UE1qRbx4tv
β Renuka Mohan (@Ease2Ease) February 5, 2021
