Ajay Devgan marries actress Kajol Mukherjee in a traditional Maharashtrian wedding in Juhu, Varsha, in 1999.
Ajay Devgn married Kajol in a traditional Maharashtrian wedding at Devgn's home on February 24, 1999. The wedding drew widespread media attention, with some criticising Kajol's decision to marry at the "height of her career." Kajol, on the other hand, insisted that she would not stop acting, but would reduce the quantity of work she did.
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