Smriti and palas for ever


Wedding Choreographer Speaks Out About Smriti Mandhana-Palash Muchhal Rumours: "I Had Nothing to Do with Their Personal Life

Tonight, well-known celebrity choreographer Sumit Khetan posted a quiet but emotional message on social media, asking people to stop dragging him into rumours about Indian cricketer Smriti Mandhana and singer Palash Muchhal's marriage.

"I was only hired to choreograph the sangeet and wedding dances," the choreographer wrote. "My job was just about dance rehearsals—that's it. I never talked about their relationship, never gave them any advice, and I definitely never tried to cause problems between them. These stories are completely made up and they're hurting innocent people."

People who were at the wedding events said earlier that Smriti and Palash looked really happy and loving during rehearsals. The choreographer agreed: "The whole time we were preparing, they were smiling, holding hands, and enjoying every dance we worked on together. Whatever people are saying now has absolutely nothing to do with me or my team."

With genuine emotion, he made a simple request: "Please stop tagging me, my assistants, or my page in these rumours. Please delete the fake posts and screenshots. Two people's private lives shouldn't be used for Instagram reels and gossip. Just let them have some peace, whatever they're going through."

He finished on a kind note: "I have huge respect for both Smriti and Palash. I only want them to be happy and have their privacy. To everyone reading this—let's be kind instead of spreading rumours. Thank you."


So far, neither Smriti Mandhana nor Palash Muchhal has said anything publicly about the speculation surrounding their relationship.

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