Sidharth Malhotra-Kiara Advani Gifted Boxes Of Customised Mithais To Paparazzi. Here's What's Inside

Indian functions are incomplete without sweets, and Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani also assured that they distributed sweets to mark the celebration of their reunion. After arriving in Mumbai on Saturday, Sidharth and Kiara surprised the paparazzi waiting for them at the Kalina airport with a thoughtful gift. They gave the photographers a personalised box of traditional Indian sweets made from high-quality ingredients.

The lovely couple tied the knot on February 7 at the Suryagarh Palace in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, and held a reception for their loved ones at The Leela in Delhi on February 9.

SIDHARTH-KIARA CUSTOMISED SWEET BOXES FOR PAPARAZZIS

Sidhartha and Kiara distributed sweet boxes to paparazzi before leaving the Mumbai airport and also posed for some pictures. The pink sweet boxes were from a company called Shaadi Ka Ladoo, which also contained a small note from the couple with their initials. The boxes had 16 varieties of distinct handmade mithais that were made from pure ingredients.

A paparazzi also provided a glimpse inside the sweets box, which contained some delectable sweets such as motichur ladoo and besan ke ladoo. The cover had a peacock motif.

KIARA ADVANI POST WEDDING LOOK

Kiara wore a yellow suit with white lace work in the dupatta on his return to Mumbai, while she was seen wearing the mangalsutra and her huge diamond wedding ring. On the other hand, Sidharth opted for a white kurta with matching pants.

On February 7, the couple shared some stunning images from their wedding album in a joint Instagram post. "Ab humari permanent booking hogayi hai (Now our permanent booking has been done). We seek your blessings and love on our journey ahead," read their post caption. Meanwhile, they will be hosting a grand reception bash in Mumbai on Sunday, February 12, which is said to be attended by Salman Khan, Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Varun Dhawan, Mira Rajput, Shahid Kapoor, and Karan Johar, among others.