Esha Deol to wed in temple on June 29

Esha Deol will tie the knot with her fiance Bharat Takhtani at a temple.

Esha Deol,the daughter of veteran actors Hema Malini and Dharmendra,will tie the knot with her fiance Bharat Takhtani on June 29 at a temple.

Esha has been dating Bandra-based businessman Bharat Takhtani for quite some time.

The ring ceremony,which took place at Hema’s bungalow in Juhu on February 12,was a private affair and was attended by close family members and some friends.

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“We are very happy and excited. The preparations have started. The wedding will take place on June 29 at a temple. We wanted to have the wedding in a temple,” Hema Malini said.

The wedding it likely to be a private affair,while,the reception will take place on June 30 at a suburban five star hotel.

“The reception will take place on June 30 at a five star hotel. We just want best wishes and love from everyone,” Hema said.

A lot of people from the film industry and politics are expected to grace the wedding reception.

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It was post her last film ‘Tell Me O Kkhuda’,that Esha decided to settle down.

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