Ankita Lokhande and Vicky Jain get married again before their second anniversary; netizens shower them with love. Watch

Ankita Lokhande and Vicky Jain, who are enjoying a blissful time in Europe, exchanged wedding vows again.

New Delhi | August 8, 2023 07:53 PM IST

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Ankita Lokhande and Vicky Jain exchanged vows before their second anniversary. (Photo: Ankita Lokhande/Instagram)

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Ankita Lokhande married her longtime partner Vicky Jain in December 2021 and now, the couple has gotten married a second time. Ankita took to social media to share a wedding video from her second wedding, which appears to be somewhere in Europe. The couple walked down the aisle and exchanged rings as Vicky got down on one knee and kissed her hand.

Dressed in a pink saree, Ankita was a blushing bride all over again as the couple exchanged vows. As they were pronounced husband and wife again, the couple exchanged a kiss and were beaming with joy. Ankita shared the video with the caption, “We got married again ”

Ankita Lokhande and Vicky Jain shared a series of photos from their second wedding and netizens congratulated them on their renewed vows. One fan wrote, “Adorable,” while another fan commented, “Your love has transcended all barriers. May you live in marital bliss forever!”

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Ankita and Vicky first tied the knot in Mumbai in 2021. The photos from the star-studded wedding and its functions flooded social media at the time.

In an earlier chat with Hindustan Times, Ankita spoke about conflict resolution in a relationship and said, “The most important tool for solving a conflict is communication. You need to hear the other person’s story, you cannot put it all on the other person. I have grown up and become matured in this relationship. I understand him more. After a point, you start understanding so much that there comes no conflicts. Khat-pat hoti rehti hai (disagreements are there) but you know when something is wrong. You don’t argue or fight. There are miscommunications, mere bhi dimag mein aati hai, uske bhi dimag mein aati hai (many things cross our minds). But the key is communication with trust in each other.”

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