Aamir Khan, Gauri Spratt celebrate first Karwa Chauth

The Story in Brief

Aamir Khan and his wife Gauri Spratt marked their first Karwa Chauth together on Thursday, 29 October 2026, after their marriage on 5 July this year. The couple arrived at actor Anil Kapoor's residence in Juhu for the festival puja and gathering hosted by Sunita Kapoor.

Aamir Khan, Gauri Spratt celebrate first Karwa Chauth

Aamir wore a printed short kurta and black harem pants with slippers, while Gauri opted for a Banarasi sharara suit with subtle makeup. Photographs showed the two holding hands, with Aamir seen gently guiding his wife. Aaj Tak and TV9 Hindi both reported that fans were delighted by their chemistry.

Sunita Kapoor has been hosting the Karwa Chauth puja and get-together at her home for years, drawing Bollywood stars and couples. The event is considered one of the industry's most notable festive gatherings.

Indian Opinion Analysis

Both Aaj Tak and TV9 Hindi cover the event as a straight celebrity news item, focusing on the couple's outfits, arrival at Anil Kapoor's home, and the significance of the occasion as their first Karwa Chauth after marriage. Neither outlet carries any political or ideological slant, the reporting is uniform in describing the festive atmosphere and the couple's chemistry. TV9 Hindi provides additional context about Sunita Kapoor's long-running tradition of hosting the puja. The coverage is entirely descriptive and celebratory, with no critical or policy-related angle.

Coverage: 2 sources, 2 neutral


Sources (2): aajtak.in (neutral report), tv9hindi.com (neutral report)

This brief was synthesised by AI from the 2 sources linked above, so one read covers every framing they carry. Methodology and corrections.

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