Now Taapsee has finally broken silence on why she decided to keep her wedding private and told Hindustan Times, “I’m not sure if I want to open my personal life to the kind of scrutiny that happens. I’ve signed up for this, not my partner or the people who were at the wedding. That’s why I’ve kept it to myself.” 

The ‘Dunki’ actress further mentioned how she does now want to invite unwarranted scrutiny and judgements, and her wedding was not a secret affair. She said, “The intention was never to keep it a secret; I just didn’t want to make it a public affair, because then I’ll start getting worried about how it is perceived. That’s why I have no plans for a release of any kind, and don’t think I’m mentally prepared for that right now.” The 36-year-old added, “I knew people who were there, they wanted to be there for me and were not present to judge, that’s why I was pretty relaxed.” 

Taapsee further shared that her wedding was planned by sister Shagun Pannu, and together, the sisters own a wedding planning business as well. Taapsee’s wedding was a blend of Sikh and Christian rituals, showcasing the couple’s diverse backgrounds. From Bollywood, Taapsee’s ‘Thappad’ co-star Pavail Gulati was present along with writer Kanika Dhillon and director Anurag Kashyap.

In the videos that made it to social media, Taapsee was seen in a red bridal suit, walking down the aisle, while dancing on “Kothe Te Aa Mahiya.” In another video, she was seen dancing with Mathias, who is a former Danish badminton player, on Bruno Mars’s “Just The Way You Are.”