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Minissha Lamba Marries Longtime Beau Ryan Tham

Darpan News Desk IANS, 07 Jul, 2015 11:16 AM

Actress Minissha Lamba has married her longtime beau Ryan Tham. The groom's cousin, actress Pooja Bedi was the first to break the news. She even extended a warm welcome to the "Bachna Ae Haseeno" actress into the family.

Pooja took to micro-blogging website Twitter, and posted: "Welcome to the family @Minissha_Lamba !!!! Hope u and My brother Ryan have a crazy fun happy loving amazing life ahead."

Pooja shared a group photograph with the new couple at a wedding lunch and captioned the image: "A happy posey family moment at my cousin brother Ryan Tham & @Minissha_Lamba's wedding lunch yesterday."

Tham is the owner of popular Juhu nightclub, Trilogy. The couple have been together for a while now and reportedly got married at a city court on Monday.

Supermodel Diandra Soares, who featured in reality show "Bigg Boss" with Minissha, also wished the couple a happy married life.

"Made for eachother @Minissha_Lamba happiness n love n blessings always," Soares tweeted, while actress Deepshikha Nagpal shared: "Congratulations Minni and rayan for your Marraige stay blessed."

Minissha has starred in films like "Honeymoon Travels Pvt. Ltd.", "Kidnap", "Well Done Abba" and "Bheja Fry 2".

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