Mumbai: Television couple Hina Khan and Rocky Jaiswal recently shared why they would never opt for a televised wedding like Avika Gor and Milind Chandwani, who tied the knot on September 30, 2025, during a special episode of Pati Patni Aur Panga.
Appearing on Elvish Yadav’s podcast, Hina Khan called Avika’s wedding a daring move but emphasized her own preference for privacy:
“Bahut daring cheez hai (It’s a very daring move). If you ask us personally, we can’t do this.”
Rocky Jaiswal added, “We are a little personal. Hum zyada woh bahar nahi karte hain (We don’t really do all that in public).”
Hina Khan humorously commented on Milind Chandwani’s televised wedding choices:
“Par unki apni marzi hai. Par hai Milind ek number ka kanjoos. Paise bachaye hain usne (But it’s their own choice. Milind is stingy. He has saved a lot of money).”
Avika Gor’s Perspective
Earlier, Avika Gor explained why she married on television. Speaking to Indya Story, she said:
“I’ve been in the public eye since 2008, and the love and blessings I’ve received from people have been overwhelming. I wanted my audience, who have been such an important part of my journey, to also be a part of this special moment, and in some way, I manifested this.”
Hina & Rocky’s Intimate Wedding
In contrast, Hina Khan and Rocky Jaiswal exchanged vows privately on June 4, 2025, at their Mumbai home under the Special Marriage Act, respecting their different religious backgrounds.
Hina shared a heartfelt Instagram post:
“From two different worlds, we built a universe of love. Our differences faded, our hearts aligned, creating a bond to last lifetimes. We are our home, our light, our hope and together, we transcend all barriers. Today, our union is forever sealed in love and law. We seek your Blessings and Wishes as Wife and Husband.”
The couple’s love story began on the sets of Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, where Hina played the lead role of Akshara, and Rocky served as supervising producer. Their journey from colleagues to life partners reflects a deep personal connection, one they prefer to keep private and intimate rather than broadcasting to the public.
