With the wedding of Indian cricketer Smriti Mandhana and music composer Palash Muchhal having been postponed, the public has been speculating a lot about it, and singer Palak Muchhal has come out to say something about it for the first time. In a recent discussion with Filmfare, Palak talked about how hard it was for both families to deal with the situation as the unexpected health emergencies forced the ceremony to be postponed.

Palak said that everybody was facing a very tough time and said, “I think the families have been through a very tough time.” “We would like to believe in positivity at this time. We would like to spread positivity as much as we can. We are also trying to stay strong.” Unverified rumours and speculation about the circumstances surrounding the postponement have been flooding social media at the same time as her statement.

Unexpected medical emergencies halt wedding plans

The wedding that was initially planned for Sangli on November 23 was postponed because of a chain of medical emergencies. On the particular day of the ceremony, it was reported that Smriti Mandhana's father, Shriniwas Mandhana, had a health issue of a heart-related nature and he was taken to the hospital right away. A day later, Palash Muchhal was also hospitalised in Sangli. Later on, he was moved to Mumbai for further treatment and rest.

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Initially, both families took part in the pre-wedding festivities and seemed quite happy according to the videos that had been shared; still, the unexpected change of events made Mandhana’s manager officially declare that the wedding had been postponed. After the announcement, Smriti deleted all posts regarding the wedding on her social media accounts, but only a few pictures remain on Palash's profiles.

To add to the public stir, Palash was also seen visiting Premanand Maharaj’s Ashram in Vrindavan, and photos of his visit went viral almost instantly. Nevertheless, no comments have come from either family about the couple's situation, and the claims of different reasons behind the wedding delay are still unconfirmed.

Shriniwas and Palash have both been treated and are now recuperating well. Currently, there is no new date set for the wedding, and the families have decided to prioritise health, healing, and spreading positivity.