Who Is Himani? Meet the Bride of Javelin Star Neeraj Chopra

India’s star javelin thrower and 2-time Olympic medalist Neeraj Chopra has got married. He has shared 3 pictures on social media announcing his marriage. Neeraj wrote in the caption – ‘Started a new chapter of life with my family.’ Pictures with his wife Himani are going viral on the internet and he is getting congratulations for this new innings.

However, no information has been made public about his wife Himani yet. Neeraj has not revealed whether the two had any old relationship or whether this marriage happened by the choice of his family.

Wedding photo viral, fans shocked; girls’ hearts broken

The news of Neeraj Chopra’s marriage has surprised crores of his fans. Neeraj’s marriage was eagerly awaited since he won the historic gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics. In many interviews, he was asked questions about his marriage and personal life, but Neeraj always kept it private. Even after winning the silver medal in the Paris Olympics, when his family was asked about marriage, they did not give any indication.

Neeraj never spoke about their personal life.

While Neeraj and his family quietly enjoyed this happy moment, there has been an atmosphere of discussion among Neeraj’s fans and the media. His wedding pictures are going viral on social media and Neeraj is getting congratulations for his new life. However, their curiosity about his wife Himani remains.

Neeraj Chopra’s brilliant career

Neeraj Chopra of Panipat in Haryana gave new heights to javelin throw in India. He first earned fame by winning the Under20 World Athletics Championship in 2016. Then in 2018, he also won gold medals in the Commonwealth Games and Asian Games. His biggest achievement came in the Tokyo Olympics 2021 when Neeraj won the gold medal with a throw of 87.58 meters and became the first Indian to win an Olympic medal in athletics, that to gold. Neeraj then took his achievement to new heights by winning the silver medal in the Paris Olympics. Apart from this, Neeraj also became the first Indian to win the Gold and Diamond League of the World Athletics Championship.