In pics: Parineeti Chopra-Raghav Chadda’s Delhi home

Apr 16, 2024

Aakanksha Sharma

Perfect Delhi home

‘Amar Singh Chamkila’ has been doing wonders in the box office. The lead roles played by Parineeti Chopra and Diljit Dosanjh look like they were made for it! Here we share a virtual tour of Parineeti Chopra and husband Raghav Chadha’s simple and beautiful Delhi home.

Beautiful shades inside

The couples home in Delhi is painted in some really beautiful shades and colours, the dominant being white and beige with hints of pink here and there.

Perfect ambience

Looking at some really wholesome and beautiful pictures from their first Diwali together, the ambience of the home looks beautiful and pleasant with beautiful lights, flowers and a natural glow.

The perfect workspace

Raghav Chadha, along with being a member of the Aam Aadmi Party, is also a CA by profession. This picture shows his perfect workspace, filled with books, seating and certificates.

Swastik frame

A prominent part of many Hindu households are images and frames of ‘OM’ and ‘Swastik’. Adorning one of the walls in the house is a simple Swastik frame.

Perfect outdoors

With some pictures from their first ‘Karwa Chauth’, the couple looked beautiful together and the vibe of the outdoor area enhanced the loving vibe. With fairy lights in the background and a red carpet below it looks like the perfect fairytale.

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Outdoor seating

In one of the Karwa Chauth pictures we can also see Raghav adorably applying henna on Parineeti’s hands and the couple are sitting somewhere outdoor with beautiful pillows and cushions on the back.

Unique decor

A focal point of their Delhi home are the beautiful add-ons and decor elements they have. This gold coloured lion for example adds a nice touch to the surrounding.

Greenery around the place

Located in one of the prime locations in Delhi, the couple’s home is also filled with lush greenery and beautiful plants.

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