Tanishaa Mukerji And Armaan Kohli To Get Married Soon

Tanishaa Mukerji And Armaan Kohli To Get Married Soon

                   It was only recently that Tanishaa Mukerji- Armaan Kohli had supposedly broken

up, and then we spotted them making an appearance at the 5th Jagran Film Festival,

meeting their buddies from the Bigg Boss house Elli Avram and VJ Andy, and even clicked

pictures together!

                  The reason for the alleged split was Kohli’s aggressive behaviour.

And after the film festival, Mika Singh tweeted, “Good news for all friends that armaankohli

& Tanishaa Mukerji is getting married soon!! Guys Give them ur best wishes. Congrats!

                  Elli Avram also tweeted an intimate picture of the her and VJ Andy with the

couple: “Had a great time at Midday Party & then spending time with iAmVJAndy Tanishaa

Mukerji armaankohli.

                   Tanishaa and Armaangave hints about their relationship during their stay in the

controversial Bigg Boss house last season, which was hosted by Salman Khan. Mukerji‘s

family was against the relationship at first, but eventually gave in, looking at how adamant

Tanishaa was for the relationship to work.

                  Tanishaa's mother Tanuja, however, allowed her daughter to celebrate New Year

with her boyfriend at the Lonavala farmhouse and infact she also accompanied them to

Vaishno Devi. Such frequent outings of the couple only made their relationship an obvious affair.

                   And as per rumors, the couple is already engaged, where Armaan apparently

gave his lady love a huge solitaire diamond ring, which the latter obviously adores!

Tanishaa is in a relationship with Armaan inspire of a lot of cinching and misbehaving from the latter.

                   Tanishaa has had a great deal of patience with him and has been seen saying

throughout, ‘Armaan is my best friend. He has been very supportive of me, both inside and

outside the house. We are close friends, the rest I leave for the people to judge. I don’t

believe that I was treated like a doormat. If people think that way, it is their opinion and I

can’t change that. I know who I am and what I stand for and that is what matters to me.’

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