Published 15:35 IST, October 21st 2024
Naga Chaitanya Missing From Sobhita's Pasupu Danchatam Ceremony, Netizens Curious - Here's The Truth
Naga Chaitanya And Sobhita Dhulipala: The couple are set to get married later this year and the festivities kicked off with a Pasupu Danchatam ceremony.
Naga Chaitanya And Sobhita Dhulipala: The couple are reported to tie the knot later this year. The Made In Heaven fame took to her Instagram account to share a series of photos from the Pasupu Danchatam ceremony that was held on October 21. The actress shared the photo in which her friends and family could be seen but the groom-to-be seemed missing, sparking netizens curiosity.
Naga Chaitanya missing from Pasupu Danchatam ceremony photos shared by Sobhita Dhulipala
On October 21, Sobhita Dhulipala shared photos from the pre-wedding festivities. The Pasupu Danchatam is a traditional practice in Telugu weddings that marks the beginning of the festivities. Following the day, the bride's family can begin the preparations for the wedding.
Naga Chaitanya's absence from the Pasupu Danchatam photos has sparked curiosity among netizens. However, it must be noted that for the particular pre-wedding festivity, the groom's presence is not mandatory. Traditionally, the families of both the bride and groom can come together for the event without the couple. Typically, five married women come to take turns to grind auspicious ingredients in a mortal and pestle which obtains a turmeric powder that would be applied to the bride and groom on the haldi day.
Sobhita Dhulipala hops on the ‘minimal bride’ trend for Pasupu ceremony
The Made In Heaven star took to her Instagram account to share photos from the first pre-wedding festivity. Sobhita donned a simple red and green colour saree for the event. She teamed the look with minimal gold jewellery and accessories her hair with traditional gajra.
Sobhita shared the photos with the caption, “Godhuma Raayi Pasupu danchatam 🦜🪷♥️And so it begins” Roughly translated Godhuma means wheat, Raayi means stone, Pasupu means turmeric and danchatam signifies crushing. It is a custom similar to the haldi ceremony, where the bride-to-be grinds the ingredients together to symbolise new life. Sobhita shared a photo where she can be seen standing with a mortar and pestle decorated with fresh flowers.
Updated 17:35 IST, October 21st 2024