Actor Nandish Sandhu marries Kavita Banerjee in traditional Bengali Wedding


Daijiworld Media Network - Kolkata

Kolkata, Nov 15: Television actor Nandish Sandhu has married actress Kavita Banerjee in a traditional Bengali wedding ceremony held in Kolkata on Saturday, November 14.

The couple, who got engaged in 2025, celebrated their wedding over two days. The festivities began on November 13 with an engagement and sangeet ceremony, followed by haldi celebrations ahead of the wedding.

Although Nandish and Kavita are yet to share their official wedding photographs, friends and guests have posted several pictures and videos from the celebrations on social media. The couple has also shared some of these posts on their Instagram stories.

For the wedding, Kavita wore a red and cream Banarasi silk saree, while Nandish opted for a cream silk dhoti and kurta.

A video from the ceremony showed Kavita performing the traditional Bengali ritual of 'Saat Paak', also known as 'Saat Paake Ghora', in which the bride circles the groom seven times. Nandish was seen smiling during the ritual.

This is Nandish's second marriage. He was earlier married to actress Rashami Desai, whom he met while working on the popular television show 'Uttaran'. The two played a couple on the show and later developed a relationship off screen.

Nandish and Rashami married on February 12, 2012, in Dholpur, Rajasthan. They announced their separation in 2014, and their divorce was finalised in 2016.

 

 

  

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