Khushboo Tawde Of Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah Is Engaged. See Pics

New Delhi: Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah (TMKOC) actress, Khushboo Tawde, got engaged to Marathi actor Sangram Salvi last weekend. The couple shared some beautiful moments from their engagement ceremony, which was a private affair. Sangram, who is a popular Marathi actor, posted a picture of them with their family and wrote, "We were engaged on the occasion of Akshaya Tritiya. Shaadi abhi baaki hai mere doston." Khushboo, who is best known for playing Bulbul in TMKOC, looked pretty in a fuchsia and bright yellow sari. She completed her look with the traditional Kolhapuri saaz jewellery. Incidentally, Sangram, who sported a blue bandhgala for the ceremonies, hails from Maharashtra's Kolhapur. She also shared a picture of the beautiful engagement ring, on Tuesday. "It just got real," she wrote and tagged her fiance Sangram. Congratulations to the couple.
 

 

Stay connected.! Much Love #Family #khushi_ka_sangram #engaged

A post shared by sangram (@sangramsalvi) on Apr 29, 2017 at 9:06am PDT

 

 

It just got real @sangramsalvi

A post shared by Khushboo Tawde (@khushbootawdeofficial) on May 2, 2017 at 7:02am PDT

The engagement was attended by actress Gauri Nalawade. Khushboo posted a picture of the two, thanking the Swapnanchya Palikadle actress for making it. She wrote, "Sister by blood, sister by heart. Thank you for being there for me."
 

 

Sister by Blood Sister by Heart Thank you for being there for me. #NothingButLove @titeeksha03 @gaurinalawadeofficial

A post shared by Khushboo Tawde (@khushbootawdeofficial) on Apr 30, 2017 at 10:02pm PDT

Khushboo is known for her roles in shows like Pyaaar Kii Ye Ek Kahaani, Tere Liye and Tere Bin. She has also played Sangeeta, the 'dangerous' daughter-in-law in Mohnish Bahl's Hoshiyar... Sahi Waqt, Sahi Kadam.

Sangram was last seen in the Marathi film Mitwaa, co-starring Swwapnil Joshi. He is a popular face on Marathi television and has acted in shows like Devyani, where his famous dialogue tumchyasathi kay pan, which literally translates to 'anything for you', struck a chord with the audiences.