Viveck Vaswani Reveals Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan's Hindu-Muslim Wedding Ceremonies and Registered Marriage Occurred Simultaneously

Shah Rukh Khan's Close Friend Viveck Vaswani Recalls Actor's Triple Wedding Ceremony on the Same Day in 1991

In a conversation with Siddharth Kannan, Viveck Vaswani shared that he presented Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan with a five-day stay at a hotel in Mumbai as a post-wedding gift. "Following the wedding, we took Gauri to Darjeeling for the shooting of the title song of Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman. Upon their return to Bombay, since they couldn't stay at my residence, I gifted them a five-day stay at Sun n Sand hotel. Later, they moved to Aziz Mirza's house," he recalled. Vaswani also mentioned that Aziz Mirza was among the guests present at the wedding ceremony.

Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan's Threefold Wedding Day Revelation by Viveck Vaswani

Shah Rukh Khan and Viveck Vaswani, longstanding friends and collaborators in various projects including English Babu Desi Mem, Dulha Mil Gaya, Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa, King Uncle, and Josh, share a remarkable bond. Vaswani, a guest at SRK's 1991 wedding to Gauri Khan, recently disclosed intriguing details about the event.

In a candid interview with Siddharth Kannan, Vaswani reminisced about SRK's triple wedding extravaganza. He revealed how the actor and Gauri tied the knot following Hindu, Muslim, and legal customs all on the same memorable day.

"After the wedding festivities, we whisked Gauri away to Darjeeling for the shooting of the title song of Raju Ban Gaya Gentleman. Upon their return to Bombay, unable to accommodate them at my place, I gifted them a five-day stay at Sun n Sand hotel," Vaswani shared. He also mentioned the presence of Aziz Mirza, another friend and colleague, at the wedding ceremony.
Reflecting on the joyous occasion, Vaswani expressed, "It was a fabulous wedding, everything was very nice. It was so much fun."
He further elaborated on SRK's initial encounter with him during the shoot of Patthar Ke Phool (1991), recalling how the actor's temporary stay turned into a two-year-long companionship.