Aadar Jain and Alekha Advani’s love story, which began with a dreamy Maldives proposal, is now unfolding into a grand wedding celebration. The couple officially kicked off their pre-wedding festivities with a lavish Mehendi ceremony in Mumbai, attended by close family and friends, including Bollywood’s Kapoor clan—Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Karisma Kapoor, and Kareena Kapoor.
While the event was filled with glitz, glamour, and heartwarming moments, it was one unexpected remark from the groom-to-be that set the internet ablaze.
Aadar’s Controversial Toast
During his toast, Aadar reminisced about his long-standing feelings for Alekha. However, one particular line stood out—where he seemingly dismissed his past relationships as mere “time pass.” He said, “I have always loved her since then, and I have always wanted to be with her but never got a chance to be with her. So she sent me on this long journey of 20 years through time pass. But at the end of the day, it was worth the wait because I get to marry this beautiful, beautiful woman, who looks like a dream.”
While intended as a romantic sentiment, the phrasing did not sit well with many online. Given that Aadar’s last known relationship was with actress Tara Sutaria—whom he dated publicly for years before their unexplained breakup—many speculated that his comment was a direct reference to her.
Social Media Reacts
Netizens wasted no time in calling out Aadar for what they deemed an unnecessary and insensitive remark. Some labeled it disrespectful to past relationships, while others empathized with Tara.
Comments ranged from frustration to sarcasm:
- “If my fiancé spoke about his exes like this during our wedding celebrations, I’d be out of there so fast.”
- “Why bring up your past at your own wedding? Feels like he’s trying too hard to prove a point.”
- “Tara, you dodged a bullet. You’re the lucky one here!”
Despite the online uproar, Aadar and Alekha’s wedding festivities continue in full swing, with fans eagerly waiting for more glimpses of the star-studded celebrations. However, one thing is certain—this toast will be remembered long after the Mehendi night is over.
