“Mrunal Thakur & Dhanush’s Secret Valentine’s Wedding Causes National Confusion: Was That a Scene from a Movie?”

Mumbai — Rumor has it that Bollywood stars Mrunal Thakur and Dhanush have clandestinely tied the knot this Valentine’s Day, leaving fans and film crews in utter disarray. Is this a masterful publicity stunt or the plot twist of the century?

B-Town’s Mystery: Romance or Scripted Drama?

Onlookers were baffled as reports surfaced of Mrunal Thakur and Dhanush exchanging vows in what seemed like an intimate wedding ceremony, only to realize it might just be the movie industry’s cleverest PR gimmick yet. With Bollywood’s notoriety for blurring reality with reel life, cinephiles are left scratching their heads. Was this a new-age performance art piece? Or perhaps, an unconventional film promo involving genuine emotions?

Sources allegedly from the wedding—if we can even call it that—report that between the couple’s meaningful gazes and the director’s loud “CUT,” it was hard to differentiate sincerity from splendid acting. “It was like watching a realistic soap opera unfold live,” commented an extra who may or may not have been paid to walk the aisle as a bridesmaid.

Nation in a Dizzy: Shah Rukh Khan’s Shadow Looms Large

With every celebrity wedding, there’s a ripple effect. In true Bollywood fashion, SRK released a statement from his ivory tower of romance, suggesting that if the duo indeed got hitched secretly, the honeymoon better involve Switzerland, DDLJ-style. Meanwhile, the Indian government, ever agile in its commentary on national crises (real and imagined), has speculated on issuing a directive on the veracity of celebrity ‘nuptials’ their publication on TV channels.

The people are split. Some feel betrayed by this ‘marital mise-en-scène,’ while others desperately search for their invitations through piles of promotional flyers received on Instagram. Wholesalers of ‘Just Married’ paraphernalia rejoice at the unexpected surge of sales.

Confessions of a Confused Crew Member

“I was just there for the free biryani,” admitted a bewildered light technician. “One minute, they’re rehearsing lines, the next, there’s a pandit chanting mantras! Honestly, I’ve seen musicals make more sense. Either way, we got paid in halwa rolls, so no complaints!”

Disclaimer: This is a work of satire for entertainment purposes.

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