Bollywood's Newlyweds Enjoy First Holi Together in 2024 - Check Out Their Photos!

On March 25, Bollywood's galaxy of stars embraced the vibrant spirit of Holi with unparalleled enthusiasm, marking the festival with their joyous celebrations. Among them, the industry's newest marital alliances—Kriti Kharbanda and Pulkit Samrat, along with Rakul Preet Singh and Jackky Bhagnani—soaked in their inaugural Holi revelries post-wedding. Veterans like Kareena Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan joined in with familial festivities, while Rashmika Mandanna chose to celebrate amidst her professional entourage.



The highlight of the celebrations was shared by Kiara Advani and Sidharth Malhotra , who took to social media to post a selfie, adorned with the day's festive colours, captioning it, "Holi with my Homie."



In a heartfelt showcase of their first Holi as husband and wife, Pulkit Samrat and Kriti Kharbanda offered a peek into their joyous day. The couple, who entered wedlock on March 15 in a grand affair at the ITC Grand Bharat in Manesar, looked every bit the enamored newlyweds. Clad in whites, Pulkit's choice of attire was a simple shirt, whereas Kriti radiated in an ethnic suit, her red chooda adding a pop of color. Their shared moments, filled with soft kisses and laughter, were a vivid display of their affection, underpinned by the caption, “Hamari pehli holi!”



Further illuminating the festive mood, Rakul Preet Singh and Jackky Bhagnani , who tied the knot on February 21 in Goa, shared a joyous glimpse into their celebration. Their social media post was a montage of moments capturing the couple in the throes of Holi's playful traditions, from applying colors to sharing embraces, all while beaming with happiness. The couple's message, “Happpppy holi from us to you,” extended their joy beyond their immediate celebration to their followers.



This year's Holi not only reinforced the bonds of Bollywood's newest couples but also shared with the world a vibrant testament to love, happiness, and the endless charm of traditional festivities.