Karan Kundrra, Tejasswi Prakash To Tie the Knot After 5 Years of Dating? Here's What We Know So Far

Looks like Karan Kundrra and Tejasswi Prakash are all set to marry soon. In a recent interview, their friend and actor Prince Narula dropped a big hint and confirmed that the couple is planning to tie the knot after finishing one of their professional commitment.

"Wo Ek Show Ke Baad Karenge Shaadi..."

Prince Narula was speaking to Nayandeep Rakshit when he spilled the beans on Karan Kundrra and Tejasswi Prakash's wedding plans. “Woh ek show ke baad karenge shaadi, ek commitment hai uske baad," Prince said. He was also joined by his wife, Yuvika, during the chat, who also asked her husband, “Kahin show pe toh shaadi nahi kar rahe hain?" To this, Prince responded, “Pata nahi, shayad ho sakta hai."

While there is no official confirmation regarding Karan and Tejasswi's wedding, netizens are now speculating that the couple might tie the knot on the upcoming season of 'Pati Patni Aur Panga'.

For the unversed, Karan Kundrra and Tejasswi Prakash have been dating each other for five years now. The two met inside the Bigg Boss 15 house and fell in love with each other. Since then, they have been together.

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Karan Kundrra on His Love-Life:

Recently, Karan talked about dating Tejasswi when he told SCREEN, “I was on a reality show when I found Tejasswi. What I really like about a captive reality show is that your true nature comes out very soon. All the filters are dropped within 7–8 days. There is no adulteration from the outside world, be it your managers, your family, or friends. You are alone, and you feel exactly what you feel. Nobody is guiding your judgment, so it's the purest feeling."

He further continued and spoke about how what people see on Instagram is very different from what a relationship means in real life, and added, “I would like to tell everybody that love is not what you see on Instagram; it's very different from what is being told to you or shown to you in films or between couples you follow or idealize. It is so much more real, but I feel people take cues from all of these and start putting pressure on their relationships. That's not how it is. It's just the basic little things, not grand things."