Palaash Muchhal, a well-known musician and filmmaker, has been seen attending a satsang led by spiritual figure Premanand Maharaj in Vrindavan. This event occurs in the wake of his wedding to cricketer Smriti Mandhana being postponed indefinitely, a ceremony that was slated for November 23. Muchhal, partially concealing his face with a mask, was observed participating respectfully in the gathering, which has since become a subject of intense online debate.
Speculation is rife regarding the purpose and timing of Muchhal’s visit, particularly as rumors of him allegedly cheating on Smriti Mandhana have gained traction online. A video clip circulating on social media platforms, dating back to December 2, shows Muchhal at the satsang, prompting widespread discussion and a variety of interpretations.
Online reactions have been predominantly skeptical, with many labeling his presence a “PR strategy.” Comments flooded the internet, with users expressing cynicism such as, “Palaash Muchhal and others believe Premanand Maharaj ji can solve all their issues.” Other remarks were more lighthearted, humorously suggesting he was seeking remedies for ailments.
This is Palaash Muchhal’s first documented public appearance since the sudden halt of his wedding plans. The ceremony was canceled on the day it was scheduled due to the critical health condition of Smriti Mandhana’s father, who was hospitalized. Subsequently, Muchhal himself underwent medical treatment. Further complicating the situation, anonymous online posts levied accusations of infidelity against Muchhal, with specific claims targeting the wedding choreographer, who has since denied involvement. The couple has yet to release any official statement concerning the postponement or the associated rumors.