Hardik Pandya sets the stage on fire in the mehendi ceremony of his brother

The wedding season for the Indian cricketers continue as Krunal Pandya is all set to tie the knot with his girlfriend on Wednesday. The likes of Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Zaheer Khan and the Indian skipper Virat Kohli exchanged their wedding oaths with the love of their lives earlier this month. However, the wedding fever is high in Pandya family even as Kohli hosted a grand wedding reception in Mumbai on December 26. Hardik Pandya who missed the function was seen performing on the stage during a Mehendi ceremony of his brother Krunal and set the stage absolutely on fire.

Krunal himself recently announced on Twitter that he will be marrying hi long-time girlfriend Pankhuri Sharma. The adorable couple also did a candid pre-wedding photoshoot based on the theme of cricket. The pictures which went viral were also loved by their fans a lot. The siblings, Hardik and Krunal, have great bonding between them and supposedly, the former seems to be extremely excited about his brother’s marriage. They have also played for Mumbai Indians together in the Indian Premier League in the last couple of seasons.

Hardik and Krunal dance

Pandya family hosted a Mehendi ceremony in Mumbai on Tuesday even as Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma threw a grand reception to their industry friends. Both Hardik Pandya and Krunal Pandya were seen setting the stage on fire on a Punjabi track of Sukhbir on the night taking the excitement level of the guests a notch higher. The video of them dancing is going viral and the followers of Pandya brothers can’t get over it. The marriage will also reportedly take place on Wednesday in the same city.

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Hardik Pandya has been included in the Indian squad for the upcoming three-match Test series against South Africa. The team will most probably leave for the gruelling tour on December 28 where they will play the first Test match on January 5 in Cape Town. They are also set to play as many as six ODIs and three T20 Internationals after the conclusion of the Test series.