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Maldives clearly seems to be Bollywood's favorite destination for quick getaways.
After Shahid Kapoor whisked away wife Mira to the pristine island for a holiday before their baby arrives, it is newly-weds Bipasha Basu and Karan Singh Grover, who've landed in the island nation for their honeymoon.
Karan shared this picture from their honeymoon.
While Bipasha responded by posting this.
And here's a glimpse on the vibe of the place
Quoting a friend of the two, a Mumbai Mirror report said, "Following the wedding Karan and Bipasha have been busy throwing dinner parties for family and friends. This is a much-needed break although a short one since they will be returning by May 13. Maldives is their favourite holiday destination, they rang in the New Year there too. Knowing their love for beaches, their choice of destination for the honeymoon was hardly a surprise even though the decision was an impromptu one."
Bipasha and Karan got married on April 30 at South Mumbai's St. Regis hotel in a ceremony that was attended by some of the film industry's biggest stalwarts, including Amitabh Bachchan and family, Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, Sonam Kapoor, and Ranbir Kapoor among several others.
Bipasha Basu and Karan Singh Grover's Fairytale Wedding
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Don't they look like a dream? (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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Aww. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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That's some genuine happiness right there. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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The happy couple with superstar Salman Khan flashing his trademark 'enigmatic' half-smile. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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The Bachchan parivaar graced the occasion with their presence. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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Ranbir Kapoor poses with the happy couple. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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The Bengali bride gets ready for the 'Shubho Drishti'. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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In anticipation. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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"How many times do we have to keep doing this?" (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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In traditional, arranged Bengali marriages, the 'Shubho Drishti' would involve the bride covering her eyes with betel (paan) leaves till the last moment, where she would see her husband for the first time. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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The groom arriving on a ghodi? Naah, too mainstream. Grover arrived at the venue on a Segway, 'coz he's cool like that. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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Laughter is the key to a happy married life, they say. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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The pheras. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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Asking for blessings. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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Look at how happy she looks! (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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Sonam Kapoor with Bipasha Basu. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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No such thing as 'no exes at our wedding'* for this couple. *That's Dino Morea, who was famously in a relationship with Basu in the '90s, on the left. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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Sonam Kapoor poses with the happy couple. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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Sushmita Sen poses with the pair. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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Salman Khan being a sport. (credit:The Wedding Story/Facebook)
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