Ali Fazal's poetic mush makes Richa Chadha blush
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At a time when the world is in lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Bollywood actor Ali Fazal took time out to post a romantic post for his lady-love, actress Richa Chadha.
At a time when the world is in lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Bollywood actor Ali Fazal took time out to post a romantic post for his lady-love, actress Richa Chadha.
Ali took to Instagram, where he shared a black-and-white video clip of Richa and wrote some mushy poetry as caption.
"Mohabbat ke liye kuchh khaas dil makhsoos hote hain - yeh Woh ‘nagma' hai jo har saaz pe gaya nahi jaata.- M Dehelvi. (Maafi agar urdu thhodi hili duli hai... likhna seekh raha hoon)," he captioned the video.
Richa took to the comment section and wrote: "Aww baby. Blush.."
She then again wrote: "Blush bhai kijiye."
Richa and Ali have decided to postpone their wedding, which was scheduled to take place in April due to COVID-19.
Richa and Ali, who worked together in the "Fukrey" films, have been dating for over four years. In February, they had applied for marriage registration at a court in Mumbai.
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