As stated by actress Sobhita Dhulipala, she will finally see her husband Naga Chaitanya’s clean-shaven face. Sobhita praised Chaitanya and his film “Thandel,” which comes out today, on her Instagram stories.

Sohbita latest Instagram Story:
Tomorrow is #Thandel’s release day! An image of Chaitanya from the movie was included with the message, “Excitement I have seen you be so focused and positive through the making of this film, can’t wait for everyone (and myself) to experience this extraordinary love story in the theaters from tomorrow.”

“Finally gaddam shave chesthavu.. modati sari ni mukham darshanam avuthundi saami @chayakkineni,” she wrote after that in Telugu. This means that “I will see your face when you finally shave your beard.”

Chaitanya and Sohbita Marriage Insights:
Chaitanya and Sobhita recently got married in Hyderabad, with a lavish wedding ceremony. The leading figures in the Telugu industry all attended the festivities. During his wedding ceremony, Chaitanya honored his grandfather, the renowned Akkineni Nageswara Rao, by dressing in traditional garb known as “pancha,” which is reminiscent of his grandfather’s classic style.

For the “Raata ceremony,” Sobhita also donned her mother’s and grandmother’s traditional jewelry. In many Telugu customs, the Raata ceremony is an important pre-wedding rite. Mango, jamun, and jammi tree leaves are planted on a bamboo pole during this ceremony, and the leaves are then worshipped with holy objects such pancha loha, navaratan (nine diamonds), and navadhaanya (nine grains). Prayers are performed to the pancha bhuta (five elements) and the devtas of each of the eight directions while a sacred potli (bag) is fastened to the pole. It is thought that this ceremony will bless and cleanse the bride before she enters into marriage.

Speaking of “Thandel,” Chandoo Mondeti is the director of this romantic action thriller. Sai Pallavi is also a star. The film centers on the difficult experiences of Srikakulam fisherman who, while on a regular fishing expedition, unintentionally drifted into Pakistani waters.

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