Neha Dhupia marks 8 years of marriage by recreating first date with Angad Bedi: ‘Our love is blossoming every single day’ |

Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi celebrated their eighth anniversary with a nostalgic dinner at their first date spot. Angad surprised Neha with the T-shirt from their initial meeting. Dhupia also shared her candid thoughts on facing public scrutiny over her pregnancy before marriage, emphasizing a woman’s right to choose her life’s path and highlighting her initiative, ‘Freedom to Feed’.

Neha Dhupia marked her eighth wedding anniversary with Angad Bedi by taking him back to where it all began. She took viewers along on YouTube as she set up a throwback dinner that mirrored the night their story began. The video shows the couple returning to the same restaurant, sitting across from each other, and revisiting memories from the early days of their relationship. Angad added his own surprise. He gifted Neha the T shirt he wore on their first date, saying it still held meaning for him. The quiet celebration captured laughter, warmth, and reflection as they looked back on eight years of marriage.

Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi’s anniversary celebration

According to Mid Day, the couple kept the anniversary simple and personal. In the video, Neha leads Angad into the restaurant and reminds him of their first outing together. They talk about how far they have come since that evening. Angad thanks Neha for being his partner and for building a family with him. Neha sums up their journey in her own words. “It’s been eight years of marriage, and honestly, it still feels like our love is blossoming every single day. We’ve grown, evolved, become parents, but the foundation of what we share remains the same.” The clip ends with the two smiling as they relive the moment that started it all.

Neha Dhupia on pregnancy and public scrutiny

Mid Day also reported Neha speaking openly about the criticism she faced when she became pregnant before marriage. She recalled how people reacted after her wedding. “I married Angad, and after six months we welcomed our daughter [Mehr]. But the biggest conversation around our wedding was, ‘How did the baby come in six months? Ye ho kaise gaya?’ (How did this happen?).” She called the focus on timelines unfair and intrusive.Neha said that no one has the right to decide when a woman should marry or have a child. “Pregnancy is beautiful, and that’s it,” she said. She added that the experience pushed her to create Freedom to Feed, a platform that encourages honest and stigma-free conversations around motherhood.