This Article is From Jun 06, 2016

Inside Benny Dayal's Wedding Ceremony With Neeti Mohan, A R Rahman

Inside Benny Dayal's Wedding Ceremony With Neeti Mohan, A R Rahman

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Highlights

  • Benny Dayal married his girlfriend on June 5 in Bangalore
  • Benny Dayal is best known for songs like Badtameez Dil, Pappu Can't Dance
  • A R Rahman, Neeti Mohan and Vishal Dadlani attended the ceremony
New Delhi: Singer Benny Dayal married his model girlfriend Catherine Thangam in a close-knit ceremony on June 5 in Bangalore. His colleagues from Bollywood - singers Neeti Mohan, A R Rahman and Vishal Dadlani - shared beautiful pictures from the wedding on Sunday.

Catherine was the perfect bride in a pale pink embellished ensemble while Benny was dressed in white traditional attire. Neeti, who accompanied the couple in the pictures, also looked pretty in a sari:
 
 

Wishing you a wonderful married life @bennydayalofficial @catherinethangam

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Neeti, who sung the title track of Bang Bang! with Benny, roped in the couple for a selfie:
 
 

Look who got married, My dearest friends @bennydayalofficial and @catherinethangam

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The venue was beautiful indeed, and so were the smiles:
 
 

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Music maestro A R Rahman, with whom Benny has worked for movies like Yuvvraaj and Ghajini, was also on the guest list:
 
 

#ARRahman #Music #Musician #India #IsaiPuyal #ARR #Rahman360 #BennyDayal #Wedding Thanks : Kubra

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Vishal congratulated the newly-weds on Twitter:
 

Benny's breakthrough song was Pappu Can't Dance from Imran Khan's debut movie Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na which released in 2007. He is also noted for songs like Badtameez Dil, Pocket Mein Rocket, Choomantar, Daru Desi and Aadat Se Majboor.

Benny has also sung numbers for films like Student Of The Year, Hasee Toh Phasee and Race 2.
 
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