Pratik Gandhi Celebrates 17 Years Of Marriage With Wife Bhamini, Promises To Be 'Crazier Than Ever' - See Pic

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Gandhi marked 17 years of togetherness with his wife, Bhamini, by sharing a nostalgic throwback picture from their wedding day. The post beautifully captured their journey, celebrating love, commitment, growth, and the unwavering bond they’ve nurtured over the years.

Pratik Gandhi Pens a Heartfelt Note for His Wife

Taking to Instagram, Pratik wrote, "17 years together and we’ve officially mastered the art of loving, annoying, and rescuing each other on a daily basis since December 8, 2008.Bracing ourselves as we enter the adulting age of our marriage. Here we pledge to be crazier than ever."

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Pratik Gandhi on Playing the Lead in Hansal Mehta’s Gandhi

In a conversation with The Indian Express, Pratik shared insight into his approach to portraying Mohandas Gandhi. He said he prepared for the role the same way he prepared for Harshad Mehta in Scam 1992."I never judged him. Nor did I put him on a pedestal by thinking that he is the Mahatma or father of the nation. I wanted to portray the character of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi and put him in a world that the book talks about."Director Hansal Mehta expressed that Gandhi is the most significant story he will ever tell. He believes the 50th edition of TIFF is the ideal platform for its premiere."This could also be the beginning of something special for the world. Without knowing that he was going to change the world, Gandhi did it. His story should resonate globally and inspire change," he said.ALSO READ: Pratik Gandhi On Playing Mahatma Gandhi In Hansal Mehta Series: Never Judged Him, Nor Did I...

More About Hansal Mehta’s Gandhi

The series will span three seasons. The first season will chronicle Gandhi’s life between 1888 and 1915, covering his time in London studying law. The second and third seasons will explore his rise and political journey in India up until 1948.