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Youtuber-turned-actress Prajakta Koli finally tied the knot with her longtime beau Vrishank Khanal on February 25 in Kajrat. Fans and celebrities flooded social media with congratulatory messages for the newlyweds. However, Rohit Saraf’s late post for the couple has sparked rumours of fallout between the lead couple in real life.
Seems like the most loved couple of Mismatched- Rohit Saraf and Prajakta Koli are not on good terms. This comes after the actor congratulated the newlywed couple by re-sharing one of their wedding photo and wrote, “Congratulations, you both make the most beautiful couple,” along with a red heart emoji.
However, this speculation began when Reddit users pointed out him being so late for wishing them and also not visible in any of their wedding celebration photos. One user wrote, “He legit liked a reel saying, “Us if that bkl didnt come between us” And it was a video of them dancing on a bolly track”. Another user wrote, “i kinda got the idea about how much of “friends” they really are irl when I started noticing them throughout the whole of 2024. they only ever started commenting liking posting about eo just few months before s3 was about to be announced. and then stopped again some time after the promos and release. tho im kinda sure of it that rohit did have a crush on prajakta at some point of time bcoz it was wayy too obvious to not notice. but bro couldn’t unfortunately couldn’t do anything in that regard so started maintaining distance from her or smth is my theory.”
Rohit and Prajakta’s friendship has often been seen through their interviews, posts and public appearances. They have always expressed admiration and support for each other. For the unversed, Rohit and Prajakta have starred together in three seasons of Mismatched. The series is based on book – When Dimple Met Rishi by Sandhya Menon.
Prajakta and Vrishank had been dating for 13 years. The couple have always been open about their relationship. For the wedding, Jug jug jiyo actress wore an off-white bridal lehenga designed by Anita Dongre, complemented by a special painting theme.
On the other side, the groom opted for an ivory sherwani with hints of green matching the bride’s outfit. Later, they embraced a Nepalese style for their reception.
