Randeep Hooda is known for portraying strong characters on the silver screen. The actor is not afraid of trying out new roles when showcasing his acting talent. However, not many know that Randeep Hooda is in a relationship with Lin Laishram, who is famous for her role in Priyanka Chopra starrer film, Mary Kom. Besides being an actress, Lin is a model and a businessman from Manipur. If reports are to be believed, Randeep and Lin have been living together and are all set to take their relationship to the next level.
According to a report in Bombay Times, Randeep and Lin will tie the knot in November 2023. However, the couple have been tight-lipped about their relationship and are planning to take their relationship to the next level by the end of this month. The report further stated that it would be an intimate wedding ceremony with only close family and friends in attendance. It also stated that Randeep and Lin will be announcing about their wedding once it is done.
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Randeep made his relationship official last year, when he share glimpses of his Diwali celebration. The actor shared photos with his family. However, all eyes were stick to one picture, wherein Randeep was seen posing with Lin as they held the diya tray together in their hands. Lin looked gorgeous in a golden saree. On the other hand, Randeep looked handsome in kurta.
Not many people know that Randeep Hood was earlier in relationship with Garam Masala fame, Neetu Chandra. The ex-couple was together for over six years. However, soon their relationship hit a rough patch and they parted ways. Once in a media interaction, Randeep had stated that sometimes a person need to make sacrifices for bigger goal. And he had added that he would be finding solace again in his personal relationship.
We cannot wait to see Randeep getting married Lin! What about you?
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