Smriti and Palash were supposed to get married on November 22nd, but after the sangeet ceremony on November 22nd, the wedding was postponed. The singer’s mother revealed what happened on the sangeet night.

Cricketer Smriti Mandhana and singer-filmmaker Palash Muchhal were supposed to get married on November 23rd, but a day before the wedding, news broke that the wedding had been postponed. Now, Palash’s mother, Amita Muchhal, has revealed what happened on the sangeet night.

Palash and Smriti’s sangeet ceremony took place on November 22nd, several videos of which went viral on social media. In these videos, Smriti and Palash were seen dancing together. The couple was supposed to tie the knot the next day. However, before that, news came that Smriti’s father, Srinivas Mandhana, suffered a heart condition and had to be hospitalised. Subsequently, news came that Palash’s health had also deteriorated and he had been taken to the hospital.

Now, Palash’s mother, Amita Muchhal, has provided information about her son’s health and also explained what happened on the night of the sangeet.

Speaking to Hindustan Times, Amita Muchhal said that Palash is very attached to his uncle and they are very close. When his health deteriorated, Palash was the first to say that they would not perform the wedding rituals until his uncle was completely well.

She explained that seeing Smriti’s father’s condition had a deep impact on Palash.

“We didn’t let him go out after the haldi ceremony, but he continued to cry and became ill and was kept in the hospital for four hours. He was given an IV drip and underwent an ECG. Other tests came back normal. But the stress is immense,” she said. Palash’s sister was also seen visiting her brother at the Mumbai hospital.

Amitha explained that Smriti’s father was pleased on the night of the sangeet, and they danced all night. The day before, he had danced a lot, was very happy, and had been posting stories on Instagram. We were preparing for the wedding procession, and then he felt unwell. He didn’t tell us at first, but when the pain worsened, an ambulance was called.

Meanwhile, Palash Muchhal was being accused of cheating on Smriti. His chat with a woman is going viral on social media, in which he is seen expressing the difficulties of his long-distance relationship and asking her to come swimming. However, the authenticity of these chats has not been confirmed.

Palash and Smriti have been dating for six years. The wedding was scheduled to take place on November 23, 2025, in Smriti’s hometown, Sangli, but the wedding has now been postponed. Following the news of the postponement, Smriti and her team have removed all photos and videos related to the wedding and proposal from social media.

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On Thursday, Smriti dropped the video on Instagram, where she appears alongside teammates Jemimah Rodrigues, Radha Yadav, Shreyanka Patil, and Arundhati Reddy. The group does a quick, well-coordinated dance to Lage Raho Munna Bhai’s timeless song “Samjho Ho Hi Gaya.”  The real highlight comes at the end—Smriti holds up her hand and gives fans a clear look at her sparkling engagement ring, finally putting all speculation to rest.

The internet loved it. Even Sanjana Ganesan, sports anchor and wife of Jasprit Bumrah, commented, “This is the best thing on the internet today.”

PM Narendra Modi Sends Heartfelt Wishes

Wedding preparations are already in full swing as Smriti and Palash get ready to exchange vows on November 23. Adding a special touch to the celebrations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent a warm congratulatory letter to the couple.

In his note, PM Modi praised the union with a poetic comparison, saying:
“As they begin a new journey together, the grace of Smriti’s cover drive and the melody of Palash’s music create a beautiful harmony.”

He also appreciated the fun idea of a friendly cricket match planned between the bride and groom’s teams, wishing both sides success “in the game of life.”

A High-Profile Wedding in Maharashtra

The couple will take their wedding vows in Sangli, Maharashtra, with several well-known personalities from both cricket and the entertainment world expected to attend this much-talked-about ceremony.

Smriti and Palash have been close for many years and have reportedly been engaged for some time. Palash was even spotted in Mumbai during the Women’s World Cup 2025 final, where Smriti played a key role. After India’s victory, a celebratory picture of the two posing with the trophy quickly went viral, further fueling curiosity about their relationship.

A Celebration Filled With Music, Cricket, and Love

From playful dance reels to a poetic blessing from the Prime Minister, Smriti and Palash’s wedding build-up has been nothing short of delightful. Fans are eagerly waiting for more glimpses from the ceremony, and if this reel is anything to go by, their big day will be filled with joy, fun, and unforgettable moments.

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The initial mix of Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma has played a necessary part in a significant number of India’s new triumphs. That was the situation on Thursday too as Mandhana and Verma shared a 91-run opening stand to lead India to a seven-wicket triumph over Bangladesh in the third T20I in Sylhet, assisting the guests with guaranteeing an unassailable 3-0 lead with two matches left.

After India’s bowlers limited Bangladesh to 117/8, Mandhana and Verma took care of the objective with a familiar organization. Verma was the more predominant accomplice true to form, scoring 51 off only 38 balls with eight fours. Mandhana made 42 off 47 balls, hitting five fours and one six.

With the Ladies’ T20 World Cup planned to be held in Bangladesh in September, Mandhana and Verma’s runs at the highest point of the request ought to hold India in great stead. They complete one another well because of being a left-right blend, convincing bowlers to change their lines continually. On Thursday, they exploited the field limitations and assisted India with dashing to 59/0 in the initial six overs. The early progression of limits included Shafali hitting three progressive fours against Nahida Akter in the 6th over. By the time Mandhana and Verma were excused with hardly a pause in between, the outcome was in essence fixed. Harmanpreet Kaur and Richa Ghosh were the unbeaten players who finished the conventions.

India’s bowlers likewise moved forward. Notwithstanding Dilara Akter setting a strong starting point for the hosts with a 27-ball 39, they were always unable to place the Indians under tension in the field, as a matter of fact. Left-arm spinner Radha Yadav was ordinarily affordable, yielding only 22 runs in her four overs while additionally asserting the wickets of Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana and Shorifa Khatun. Renuka Singh, Pooja Vastrakar, and Shreyanka Patil wrapped up with a wicket each.

The following two T20Is will likewise be held in Sylhet on May 6 and 9.

Brief scores: Bangladesh 117/8 out of 20 overs (Dilara Akter 39, Nigar Sultana 28; Radha Yadav 2/22) India 121/3 in 18.3 overs (Shafali Verma 51, Smriti Mandhana 47; Ritu Moni 1/10). India won by 7 wickets.