Now another name has been included in the list of married cricketers of India, and that name is Deepak Chahar. Deepak Chahar has married his girlfriend Jaya Bhardwaj and now she has become his life partner. Let us tell you that on June 1, both took seven rounds. At the same time, after marriage, the fans of Deepak Chahar were waiting for his first post on social media which has now arrived. Yes, that wait on Instagram ended only a few hours after the wedding. Not only Deepak Chahar but Jaya Bhardwaj, who became his wife also shared her first post on Instagram.
First of all, let us tell you that Deepak Chahar and Jaya Bharadwaj married in Agra. For two days, the wedding rituals were being done at Five Star Hotel in Agra. On Wednesday evening, Deepak and Jaya took seven rounds. At the same time, there were reports of many Indian cricketers also arriving at Deepak Chahar's wedding, but no one became a part of the ceremony. Let us tell you that during this, Deepak Chahar's younger brother and Punjab Kings all-rounder Rahul Chahar was seen present at the wedding.
At the same time, a few hours after his marriage, Deepak Chahar posted a post on Instagram, in which he wrote for Jaya, "When I met you for the first time, I felt that you were made for me. We have lived together every moment, now we will be together. I promise to keep you happy always." With this, he further wrote, "This moment is the most beautiful moment of my life. Please bless us." At the same time, Jaya Bhardwaj also did an Instagram post after becoming Deepak Chahar's wife and she wrote, "He stole my heart, so I stole his name." Let us tell you that both Deepak Chahar and Jaya Bhardwaj looked amazing in their wedding dress, and their dress was designed by the country's renowned designer Manish Malhotra. For the time being, congratulations to this couple on behalf of the NEWS TRACK family.
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