Kis Baat Ka Attitude: Netizens React As Raghav Chadha & Parineeti Chopra IGNORE Paps Ahead Of Their Wedding

Parineeti Chopra-Raghav Chadha Ignore Paps: The newest Bollywood couple, Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha are all set to embark on their journey towards holy matrimony. With the couple's relationship grabbing headlines for quite some time now, their fans eagerly await all the deets on their wedding.

PARINEETI CHOPRA-RAGHAV CHADHA SPOTTED AT DELHI AIRPORT

Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha got engaged in Delhi in a lavish ceremony and now the couple is busy prepping for their wedding. Amid this, the lovebirds were clicked at the Delhi airport. They were reportedly returning from Udaipur after scouting wedding locations.

Both Parineeti and Raghav opted for a casual look. While Parineeti Parineeti looked beautiful in a pair of flared pants with a maroon top which she styled with a cape-style shrug, Raghav wore black pants and a beige shirt.

What grabbed several eyeballs was their unusual behavior with the paparazzi. The couple who are usually seen posing for the paparazzi, was not keen on getting clicked. While Parineeti gave a brief smile, Raghav made a quick wave before heading toward their car. Check out the video.

This comes just a day after Parineeti asked paparazzi to stop clicking her after an event. She had said, "abhi bas karo'. She was even brutally trolled for her reaction.

NETIZENS REACT TO RAGHAV-PARINEETI'S VIDEO

Well, the reason behind their distance from the media remains unknown. However, it has grabbed criticism on social media. A user wrote, "Unnecessary inki photos leke, inko highlight mat karo." "Kis baat ka Attitude maarta hai Ye waise apne aap Ko Celebrity dikhane ki koshish krta hai," commented another.

Meanwhile, Mid Day recently reported that the lovebirds are considering Umaid Bhawan as their wedding venue, the palace where Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas tied the knot.

A source was quoted in the publication. "The Umaid Bhavan Palace, in Jodhpur is a strong option too. It is known to be the biggest palace in India, with spacious air-conditioned rooms and suites designed for royalty."