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Groom Brings Bride’s ‘Doli’ In Chopper To His Village In Kathua

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Jammu : A groom got off to a flying start on Thursday when he brought his bride in a chopper from Punjab to his home in Flote village of Kathua district in Jammu province.
Hundreds of villagers gathered to watch Paras Mehta and his bride Smiley alighting from the helicopter after its landing at a specially setup helipad here, in what turned into a gala media event.Amid bursting of crackers and beats of dholaks, villagers and groom’s relatives welcomed the newly married couple as they were overwhelmed to see a chopper landing in the village for the first time.
“It was my grandfather’s wish to bring ‘doli’ of my wife in a unique way. So, this happened. It’s a dream come true for all of us,” Paras told reporters.
Paras is son of Ajit Mehta, who is a businessman. The family hired a private helicopter from Katra for about Rs 6 lakh for the event.
A native of Dinanagar district in Punjab, bride Smiley expressed her happiness over flying in a chopper to her in-laws’ home. “I am very happy. I have no words to express my feelings,” she said.
Villagers said that it was the first time that a man brought his bride to the village in a chopper.
“It was the first time that such an extraordinary event took place. The bridegroom and his family members had desired to bring the bride in a helicopter and they fulfilled it,” a villager said.
This is probably the second such event in Jammu and Kashmir. In October 2017, Anil Kumar flew his baraat in a chopper from R S Pura border area in Jammu district and brought his bride in the chopper.

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