Parineeti Chopra’s Karwa Chauth at 35,000 Feet With Raghav Chadha
A delayed flight became a 35,000-foot Karwa Chauth for Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha, complete with a plane-side puja and moon sighting.
Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha turned a travel delay into one of their most memorable Karwa Chauth celebrations. The actor shared a video montage this week showing the couple observing the festival on an aircraft after their original plans were disrupted.
Rather than waiting to reach home, the two performed their puja mid-air. In the clip, Raghav helps Parineeti break her fast with water. The moon sighting happened from the plane window, and the whole ritual was completed at 35,000 feet.
“Karwa chauth is wherever we are. Even if its at 35000 feet!” Parineeti wrote.
She added a note for Raghav: “You make all my dreams come true Ragaii. The best man, the best human, the best boii.” She explained that the delayed flight meant their moon spotting happened from the plane instead of at home, so they decided to do the puja there and then.
Why the mid-air twist feels personal
Karwa Chauth is a festival of patience and timing. Married women fast from sunrise until the moon is visible, and the fast usually breaks at home in a small family ritual. Taking that ceremony into an aircraft cabin is not the traditional setting.
But that is precisely what made the post feel relatable. Parineeti and Raghav did not stage a grand festival setup. They adapted to a schedule change, kept the ritual meaningful, and shared the unplanned version with their audience. The line “wherever we are” became the emotional centre of the post.
What the video showed
- The couple performing their Karwa Chauth puja inside the aircraft.
- Raghav helping Parineeti break her fast with water after the moon was spotted.
- A mid-air moon sighting after the flight was delayed.
Celebrity festivals in packed schedules
Bollywood couples often use festivals like Karwa Chauth to connect with fans, but the posts that travel the most tend to feel unrehearsed. A puja on a delayed flight is, by definition, not a production. It shows a real adjustment rather than a curated moment.
For an audience that follows stars as closely as their films, that small glimpse is the point. The post does not ask readers to speculate about anything private; it simply shares a moment that fans can enjoy and move on from.
Parineeti’s professional momentum
The personal moment lands as Parineeti continues to have a visible screen year. She earned critical acclaim for Imtiaz Ali’s Amar Singh Chamkila opposite Diljit Dosanjh, a film that explored the life and music of Punjabi singer Amar Singh Chamkila. Her streaming releases include Shaque: Trust No One and Reporting Live.
Together, the personal and professional beats keep Parineeti in the conversation for both her relationships and her work. A quick festival post may be small, but for celebrity followers it is the kind of update that keeps a star’s feed feeling alive between releases.
Source: bollywoodHungama.com
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