Same Time, Same Bride — Actor Ashish Dixit Says ‘I Do’ All Over Again
TV heartthrob Ashish Dixit, currently charming audiences in Dangal TV’s hit show Pati Brahmachari, just gave fans a real-life twist that feels straight out of a film. Six years after their grand wedding, Ashish and his wife Shweta Kanoje tied the knot again — this time in an intimate, spiritual ceremony at the holy Trimbakeshwar temple, fulfilling a long-held promise.
City Air News
Jun 19, 2025 09:14
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TV heartthrob Ashish Dixit, currently charming audiences in Dangal TV’s hit show Pati Brahmachari, just gave fans a real-life twist that feels straight out of a film. Six years after their grand wedding, Ashish and his wife Shweta Kanoje tied the knot again — this time in an intimate, spiritual ceremony at the holy Trimbakeshwar temple, fulfilling a long-held promise.
And for all the fans who have been flooding the couple’s DMs and comments with questions about their relationship — this is your answer.
“I had promised Shweta that one day, I would fill her maang with sindoor at Trimbakeshwar,” Ashish shared, visibly emotional. “This wasn’t just a wedding — it felt like the rebirth of our love. I want our bond to stay eternal and never fade.”
Despite a demanding shooting schedule, Ashish made time for this significant moment. The couple chose to marry again at the exact same time and day as their original wedding — 1:30 PM on an auspicious Tuesday — and followed traditional Maharashtrian rituals. They dressed in full wedding attire, complete with the sacred Mundavalya across their foreheads, meticulously recreating their look from six years ago.
After the ceremony, they sought blessings from Lord Shiva, finally fulfilling the sacred vow they had made to each other.
“It honestly feels like we just got married,” Ashish smiled. “We’re giggling, stealing glances, getting shy — it’s like falling in love all over again.”
From on-screen romance to real-life devotion, Ashish and Shweta’s story is a reminder that in the chaos of fame and the glare of the spotlight, some promises remain sacred — and true love always finds its way back to where it began.
