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First wedding pictures! Anshula Kapoor marries Rohan Thakkar

First wedding pictures! Anshula Kapoor marries longtime beau Rohan Thakkar; Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor help their 'jiju' apply sindoor

First wedding pictures! Anshula Kapoor marries longtime beau Rohan Thakkar; Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor help their ‘jiju’ apply sindoor

Producer Boney Kapoor’s daughter, Anshula Kapoor, has shared the first pictures from her wedding to longtime beau Rohan Thakkar.A few hours after tying the knot on Monday, Anshula took to Instagram to post a series of heartwarming moments from the ceremony. The newlyweds looked resplendent in traditional attire as they exchanged vows in the presence of their family and loved ones.Among the highlights from the wedding album was a touching moment where Anshula’s sisters, Janhvi Kapoor and Khushi Kapoor, helped their “jiju,” Rohan Thakkar, apply sindoor to the bride’s forehead, happily carrying out their bridesmaids’ duties.Alongside the first wedding pictures, Anshula penned a heartfelt note for her husband.”06.07.2026 ❤️. Of all the people. Of all the places. Of all the timing. It was you. And somehow, through every twist, detour, and surprise, it is still you. My favourite conversation. My safest place. My easiest choice. Always you @rohanthakkar1511,” she wrote.

Boney Kapoor had shared glimpses from the pre-wedding celebrations

Ahead of the wedding, Boney Kapoor gave fans a sneak peek into the celebrations by sharing pictures from Anshula’s mehendi ceremony.Posting a series of cheerful photos, the proud father wrote, “New journey begins for my genius pretty daughter Anshula with Rohan, who are made for each other, will surely make this journey happy eternally.”Anshula Kapoor and Rohan Thakkar got engaged in July 2025 after Rohan proposed during a romantic getaway. Their wedding celebrations brought together members of the Kapoor family and several close friends from the film industry.

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