Music composer Palash Muchhal is excited to announce his upcoming wedding to India’s World Cup-winning cricketer Smriti Mandhana. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has sent a heartfelt letter, wishing them a joyful journey together, stating, “May both teams win in the game of life.”
Palash and Smriti have enjoyed a strong relationship over the years, both personally and in the public eye. Their wedding is set for November 23, 2025, and fans are eagerly anticipating the festivities.
In his congratulatory note, PM Modi expressed joy about the upcoming celebration and noted that a cricket match will highlight the wedding festivities. He remarked, “I am delighted to learn of Smriti and Palash’s wedding on 23rd November 2025. Heartfelt congratulations to both families on this joyous occasion.”
He conveyed warm wishes for their future, stating, “May the couple walk hand in hand through all seasons of life, finding strength and harmony as they grow together in love and understanding.”
The Prime Minister poetically likened their talents, saying, “May Smriti and Palash construct a life built on trust and support, embracing challenges and thriving together. As they embark on this new adventure, the grace of Smriti’s cricketing prowess will meet Palash's musical finesse in a stunning partnership.”
Adding a jovial note about the wedding celebrations, he said, “It’s wonderful that a Celebration Cricket Match is set for Team Groom and Team Bride! May both teams find victory in the game of life. I extend my blessings to the couple for this significant occasion.”
Smriti previously shared her engagement to Palash through a creative Instagram video featuring her teammates Jemimah Rodrigues, Shreyanka Patil, Radha Yadav, and Arundhati Reddy. The group danced to the popular song Samjho Ho Hi Gaya from the 2006 film Lage Raho Munna Bhai, culminating with Smriti displaying her engagement ring to confirm the news.
Palash, from Indore, also confirmed the wedding plans during a press event, stating, “She will soon be the beloved daughter-in-law of Indore… that’s all I want to say. I’ve given you the headline.”
The couple is eagerly preparing for their wedding on November 23, 2025, with celebrations expected to be filled with music, cricket, and joy surrounded by family.
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