Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput's wedding journey

 

Bollywood's chocolate boy, Shahid Kapoor, will tie the knot with Mira Rajput in Delhi on July 8, 2015, and the two families have already reached the capital as finer details of their nuptials get chalked out, reports Bombay Times. Here's an update of what you need to know about the big fat Bollywood wedding.

The wedding ceremony will take place at Mira's Chattarpur farmhouse. The ceremony will be followed by a grand after-party at a Gurgaon hotel. The wedding will be attended by family, friends and the leader of the spiritual group Radha Soami Satsang Beas. Post celebrations in Delhi, a reception will be hosted on July 12 in Mumbai. Designer Kunal Rawal has designed 10 outfits for the groom. A lot of ethnic outfits like achkans and bandhgalas are part of Shahid's wardrobe, the report stated. The bride will be seen in Anamika Khanna creations. As per sources, the couple's wedding attire will be colour co-ordinated. Mira's friends hosted a bridal shower ceremony. A source informed that since both the families are followers of Radha Soami Satsang Beas, the menu will be strictly vegetarian. The after-party will have a mix of Indian and continental cuisine. Shahid's family members finalised the evening food spread along with Mira's parents. It was also reported that there will be a special stall of fancy Jaipuri paans.

Everything about Shahid-Mira's wedding has been getting attention. Let's take a look at the details of their wedding invitation card...

From Kejriwal to Salman Khan, It's All About the Velfie Now

Mumbai:  Move over selfie, India is embracing the "velfie" with Bollywood stars, sporting heroes and even politicians taking and posting videos of themselves online using a range of new mobile apps.

From lip-synching famous movie scenes and quizzing political leaders to interviewing job candidates, Indian tech firms are betting on the latest craze to grip social media -- the video selfie.

"2014 was about selfies... 2015 is for #velfies!" screams the blurb for Velfie, a smartphone app similar to Dubsmash where users mime songs or quotes to pre-recorded audio before posting the clips on social networks.

German-developed Dubsmash has rapidly become a global phenomenon since its launch in November and has been downloaded more than 50 million times across 192 countries, according to its website.

The global craze is sweeping the film industry, with numerous stars entertaining legions of loyal fans with dubbed videos which are uploaded to popular sharing platforms Facebook and Instagram.