Bollywood actor Randeep Hooda turns 49 on Wednesday. To wish him, actress and Randeep`s wife Lin Laishram took to social media to share a video that highlights happy moments of the actor offscreen. Lin took to Instagram, where she shared a video montage featuring Randeep’s pictures from their various romantic getaways. She added the track Thodi Si Daru by AP Dhillon and Shreya Ghoshal as the background score for the reel she made for her husband.
Lin Laishram wishes Randeep
“Happy Birthday to my forever Netflix & Chill partner ILU @randeephooda,” Lin wrote as the caption.
Randeep met Lin at veteran star Naseeruddin Shah’s theatre group Motley, and fell in love. They started living together during the lockdown, and made their relationship Instagram official in 2022. They got married on 29 November 2023 in a traditional Meitei ceremony in Imphal, Manipur.
During a recent interview with mid-day`s Sit With Hitlist, Hooda spoke about his wedding ceremony. “It was a big thing where people said I wasn’t getting married to a Jatt girl. My marriage itself was a big drama since there was a problem going on in Manipur, and we were thinking of getting married. I said this won’t be a marriage unless we go there.” “Ladki ke ghar jaake shaadi nahi ki toh kya shaadi hui (Is it even a marriage if you don’t get married at the girl’s house),” he quips.
He adds, “I had a friend like this brigadier with Assam rifles. I called him and he said, ‘Come, I’ll get you married.’ So 10-12 of us went there, and we had never been there. We had no idea about their ceremonies. She tried to show me videos of it, but I was busy editing Savarkar at that time. I pretended to watch it, but I didn’t,” he laughs.
Randeep`s work front
Randeep, who was last seen in the actioner Jaat alongside Sunny Deol, will next be seen in Operation Khukri, an epic war drama. Randeep has secured the official movie rights to Operation Khukri: The Untold Story of the Indian Army’s Bravest Peacekeeping Mission Abroad by Major General Rajpal Punia, and Damini Punia, setting the stage for his next major project, a military drama chronicling one of the Indian Army’s most audacious operations on foreign soil, reports variety.com. The film Operation Khukri will bring to screen the harrowing real-life events from 2000, when 233 Indian soldiers were held hostage by rebel forces in Sierra Leone, West Africa, and the subsequent high-risk rescue mission that followed.
