Nagarjuna Reveals Details About Chaitanya and Sobhita’s Engagement and Wedding Plans. A Joyous Engagement, In a recent interview, veteran actor Nagarjuna shared insights into his son Naga Chaitanya’s engagement to actress Sobhita Dhulipala. The couple, who had been secretly dating for two years, recently got engaged on August 8. Nagarjuna expressed his excitement about welcoming Sobhita into their family and explained the significance of the chosen engagement date.
The Auspicious Date
During an interview with Times Now, Nagarjuna revealed that both families had consulted astrological charts and found August 8 to be highly auspicious. This led to the decision to hold the engagement ceremony on that day. He mentioned that Sobhita and Chaitanya make a wonderful pair, deeply in love with each other.
Wedding Plans
When asked about the wedding date, Nagarjuna clarified that it would not be immediate. The engagement was planned hurriedly due to the auspicious nature of the date, and since Chaitanya and Sobhita were certain about their commitment to each other, the families decided to proceed without delay. He said, “Not immediately. We chose to have a hurried engagement because it was an auspicious day. Since Chay and Sobhita are very sure that they want to marry, we said, let’s do it.”
Family’s Joy and Support: Nagarjuna shared that the engagement was a joyous occasion for both families, with Sobhita’s family being particularly fond of Chaitanya. He described his son as a gem who truly deserves happiness. The engagement ceremony, held in Hyderabad, was an intimate affair attended by close family members, including Naga Chaitanya’s brother Akhil Akkineni, mother and Nagarjuna’s ex-wife, Lakshmi Daggubati, and his stepmother Amala.
A Long-Standing Acquaintance
Interestingly, Nagarjuna revealed that he had known Sobhita even before Chaitanya met her. He first noticed her work in Adivi Sesh’s film “Goodachari” six years ago and was impressed by her talent. Over the years, they had numerous discussions on various topics. Including cinema, life, and philosophy, allowing him to see Sobhita as a well-informed and insightful individual.