Did you know '83 fame Kapil Dev proposed to his wife Romi Bhatia in a Mumbai local train?

Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone are making headlines as ir iconic look in from '83 is winning hearts. Deepika Padukone will be seen playing role of n-skipper Kapil Dev’s wife Romi Bhatia. While fans have time and again poured love upon DeepVeer's pictures and chemistry, latest report just revealed Kapil Dev and Romi Bhatia's real-life dreamy love story that has taken internet by storm.

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Kapil Dev and Romi Bhatia's dreamy love story 

According to report, it all began when Kapil Dev’s fellow friend Sunil Bhatia introduced him to Romi Bhatia. Soon after ir first meet, Kapil Dev invited Romi to watch  India VS West Indies test match in Delhi, in year 1979. Interestingly, Kapil Dev left stone unturned in impressing his ladylove who was sitting in audience. It all became bloomy for two when Kapil scored his first century after hitting six and making it 94 to 100 while playing with rbert Phillip.

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same report also talked about how Kapil Dev planned a filmy proposal for Romi Bhatia. legendary cricketer proposed to Romi in a local train of Mumbai. When duo travelled in train, Kapil saw an advertising hoarding from window, that had him as main face. He tweaked Romi to take a picture of surrounding, indirectly asking her to tice his face on  hoarding. report said that Romi Bhatia was initially shy but later went on to accept his proposal.

Kapil Dev and Romi Bhatia reportedly got married in 1980. Soon after, in year 1983, Kapil won Indian World Cup that marks to be one of most iconic moments in history of cricket. Check out ir family pictures toger.

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