Vicky Kaushal-Katrina Kaif’s wedding inspires hilarious memes, fans are reminded of Bobby Deol’s security routine. Watch

Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif are set to tie the knot on December 9 in a hush-hush ceremony at the Six Senses Fort Barwara in Rajasthan. The couple has gone the extra mile to keep their wedding away from the public eye; multiple reports claim that guests have not only been asked to not bring their phones to the festivities but also sign a non-disclosure agreement. Another report said that drones hovering above the venue will be shot down.

The reported restrictions inspired several hilarious memes. One Twitter user likened a supposed security guard at the Vicky-Katrina wedding to the giant doll from Squid Game. Another fan was reminded of Oprah Winfrey interviewing Meghan Markle and wanted to ask a similar question to the guests at the wedding: “Were you silent or were you silenced?”

A Bobby Deol fan account shared a clip from Tango Charlie, in which Bobby was seen manning a checkpoint and asking those arriving for a password. The meme seemed to be in response to reports that Vicky and Katrina’s guests have been given code names to maintain secrecy.

Several celebrities are already in Rajasthan for Vicky and Katrina’s wedding. These include Neha Dhupia, Angad Bedi, Gurdas Maan, Malavika Mohanan, Sharvari Wagh, Radhika Madan, Kabir Khan, Mini Mathur and Anaita Shroff Adajania, among others.

Mika Singh confirmed to Bollywood Life that he was invited to Vicky and Katrina’s wedding but would not be able to attend due to ‘other professional commitments’. Meanwhile, Salman Khan’s sister, Arpita Khan, who is a friend of Katrina’s, told India Today that she did not receive an invite.

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Fan clubs widely shared a picture of a gift hamper with a letter believed to be sent by Vicky and Katrina to all their guests. However, there is no official confirmation. The note requested everyone to ‘Please leave (their) mobile phones in (their) respective rooms and refrain from posting pictures or using social media for any of the ceremonies or events’.