Smriti Mandhana-Palash Muchhal Wedding Date Fixed? New December 7 Rumours Spread Again

Fresh buzz about a December 7 wedding for Smriti Mandhana and Palash Muchhal is incorrect, according to family. The Indian women’s cricket star and the music composer still have their marriage plans on hold, with no new date fixed after a sudden medical emergency disrupted the original celebration in the Mandhana family.

The new round of rumours spread across social media, claiming the couple would marry on December 7 despite silence from both households. Speculation grew so fast that relatives were contacted for confirmation, before any official word appeared from either the Mandhana or Muchhal families.

Smriti Mandhana and Palash Muchhal wedding rumours firmly denied by family

According to money control reports, Smriti Mandhana’s brother, Shravan Mandhana, has rejected the latest claims about the rescheduled ceremony. Speaking to Hindustan Times, Shravan stated, "I have no idea about these rumours. As of now it (the wedding) is still postponed." His comment makes clear that, for now, the couple’s marriage plans remain uncertain.

The original wedding had been organised in Sangli and was due to take place with family and close friends present. Plans collapsed on the morning of the function when Smriti’s father, Shrinivas Mandhana, faced a serious health scare. Shrinivas Mandhana was rushed to hospital, and the families decided to postpone the rituals indefinitely.

Health scares and stress around Smriti Mandhana and Palash Muchhal wedding

Soon after the medical emergency involving Shrinivas Mandhana, more distress followed within the Muchhal family. Palash Muchhal was also taken to hospital, with reports linking the episode to stress and shock from the unfolding events. Palash’s mother later explained that Palash received IV support and underwent several medical tests before being discharged.

During these back-to-back crises, online debate around the relationship intensified, shifting attention away from the health concerns. Cheating allegations began circulating on various platforms, adding pressure to both families. The nature of these claims, and their timing, created fresh doubt about the reasons behind the sudden postponement.

Social media reaction to Smriti Mandhana and Palash Muchhal wedding controversy

Unverified screenshots and posts quickly filled timelines, suggesting that infidelity might have contributed to the delay. None of these claims were backed by formal statements, but they still spread widely. Many users treated the alleged evidence as fact, which added more noise around an already sensitive situation.

Fans also watched Smriti Mandhana’s social media accounts very closely during this phase. Followers noticed that several tags linked to Palash and their engagement pictures disappeared, including the widely shared proposal video. For many observers, these online changes looked like signs of strain within the relationship.

Choreographers and guests respond to Smriti Mandhana and Palash Muchhal wedding talk

As gossip grew, attention unexpectedly turned towards two choreographers, Nandika Dwivedi and Gulnaaz Khan, who were associated with the wedding events. Both names appeared in rumours that tried to connect them to the cheating allegations. Nandika Dwivedi and Gulnaaz Khan strongly denied every claim, called the rumours baseless, and rejected any suggestion of personal involvement with Palash.

So far, neither the Mandhana family nor the Muchhal family has issued a detailed statement addressing the relationship rumours, beyond confirming that the wedding remains postponed. The Smriti–Palash wedding saga stays under public watch, with fans in India and elsewhere still seeking clear answers while wishing both individuals and their families better health and calm after a turbulent period.