Randeep Hooda married Lin Lishram in Manipur during unrest: ‘We had more security personnel than Baratis …’. – The Times of India

Randeep Hooda married Lin Lishram in Imphal, respected his Manipuri culture. The wedding followed the traditional customs. Hooda talked about early family concerns about his intercultural union. He highlighted the importance of honoring Lynn’s legacy by organizing a ceremony in Manipur. Security was tight, ensuring a safe celebration for the couple and their families with the support of the army.

Randeep Hooda and Lin Lishram got married a few years ago, combining two different cultures. Randeep is a Jat from Haryana, and Lynn is from Manipur. He tied a knot in Imphal with a wedding, which followed the traditional Manipuri customs.
A cultural association in Imphal
The actor revealed that he never intended to marry, as his hard school years felt him that he did not want anyone else to face a similar experience. However, he shared that Lynn’s meeting changed his perspective, and although he married later in life, he is happy that his paths crossed.Facing family and social challenges
On the podcast of Shubhankar Mishra, Randeep faced those challenges before his marriage. He shared that his family was initially concerned about getting married outside their caste, which is a common hope in Jat families. However, those issues eventually reduced. Despite the tense situation in Manipur, he chose to marry his wife Lynn Lishram’s culture and to marry there to show respect to his family.

Security in marriage
The ‘Jat’ actor ensured tight security for his marriage in Manipur with the support of the army. He and the nine family members lived at the residence of an army brigadier. With only 10 guests from their side, they survived everywhere, and security attendance was bigger than wedding guests.
Not contacted for Kick 2
Meanwhile, Randeep recently revealed that he has not been contacted for Salman Khan. Kick 2He mentioned that Salman had earlier told him that he was considering him for the role, but no official proposal has come yet.