Payal ke sang Ram: Payal Rohatgi-Sangram Singh’s wedding card logo is out – watch video

Payal Rohatgi and Sangram Singh’s wedding is finally happening and the happy couple just shared another update. Payal shared the logo of their wedding card and it reads ‘PaYal ke sangRam.’ Pa and Ram are written in the Hindi verse in the card.

While there is no clear definition, Yal here could mean a warrior. Meanwhile, Ram is hinted towards Lord Ram from the Indian epic, Ramayana. The sentence roughly translates to ‘A warrior has come along with (Lord) Ram.’

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The card obviously holds more meaning for Payal who has spoken about Lord Ram quite often in her videos. She has also mentioned that on Lock Upp, while taking a dig at comedian Munawar Faruqui, who also became the winner of Kangana Ranaut’s show while Payal ended up as runner-up.

While Payal was on Lock Upp, Sangram had confirmed their wedding. On the show, Payal broke down thinking about how she has been engaged to her fiancé for the longest time and how she wanted to marry Sangram but hasn’t been able to because of certain personal issues.

Payal was irked after Kaaranvir Bohra had dragged Sangram’s name on the show. He said something on the lines of ‘Pata nahi Sangram ji tumhe kaise jhelte hai.’ Already upset that Sangram’s parents were not agreeing for their wedding, Payal broke down and said that the things that KV said can impact her future with Sangram.

Later, Payal also revealed that one major reason why she and Sangram could not get married is because she cannot get pregnant. Payal did not freeze her eggs on time and thus, now she is facing difficulties in conceiving a child. The actress opened up about the same on Lock Upp and urged all the working women to freeze their eggs if they cannot get married on time.

Payal and Sangram will get married in Agra on July 9. They were initially going to tie the knot on his birthday, July 21 and have a destination wedding Udaipur. However, these dates and destination work for everyone, including the couple. Thus, they shifted the day and venue.