Sobhita Dhulipala and Naga Chaitanya tied the knot at 8:13 pm with their close friends and family in attendance. Nagarjuna shared, “This wedding is a deeply meaningful moment for our family. Having Chay and Sobhita start their journey at Annapurna Studios, surrounded by the love of family and friends, fills my heart with immense pride and gratitude. It is a celebration of love, tradition, and togetherness that reflects the values my father stood for-family, respect, and unity. Seeing them begin this beautiful chapter is a moment of great joy for all of us, and we feel truly blessed to witness it.”

The statement further reads, “The ceremony continues with rituals until 1 AM, offering a vibrant and heartfelt display of Telugu wedding traditions. Chanting of Vedic hymns and sacred rituals under the guidance of elders highlight the richness of Telugu culture. For the lagnam, the bride graced the occasion in a luxurious antique gold saree with real gold zari, epitomizing the elegance of a traditional pattu cheera. The groom complemented her perfectly with the madhuparkham attire, a special traditional white pancha featuring a bold red border, adding a touch of sophistication to the ceremony, both reflecting their deep connection to their Telugu roots. The attire is thoughtfully chosen to highlight the bride’s natural elegance and complement the richness of the ceremony’s cultural essence.”