Naatu Naatu singer Rahul Sipligunj engaged to Harini Reddy - See pics
Nattu Nattu singer Rahul Sipligunj is all set to enter marital bliss with Harini Reddy. The couple got engaged on Sunday and pictures from their engagement ceremony have gone viral on social media.
New Delhi: Singer Rahul Sipligunj, best known for his song ‘Naatu Naatu’ from RRR, is now engaged to Harini Reddy. The engagement ceremony took place on August 17 in Hyderabad and was a grand celebration. The singer exchanged rings with Harini in the presence of close friends and family members.
Though the couple hasn’t shared official pictures on their social media accounts, the engagement pictures went viral on social media.
Rahul Sipligunj gets engaged
Singer Rahul Sipligunj got engaged to Harini Reddy in a grand ceremony in Hyderabad. Rahul and Harini looked absolutely stunning in the contrasting traditional attires. While, Rahul is seen in a silver traditional wear, Harini looked gorgeous in a peach-coloured floral lehenga set and matching jewellery. Together, the couple looked elegant and radiated happiness.
The 35-year-old singer rose to stardom with his song ‘Naatu Nattu’ from RRR, starring Ram Charan and Jr NTR, The song even won Oscar for Best Original Song in 2023.
Who is Harini Reddy?
Harini Reddy keeps a low profile and has 15,600 followers on Instagram. Among her followers are several Tollywood figures, including anchors and singers, suggesting her possible ties to the entertainment world. However, much information is not available about her on the internet.
More about Rahul Sipligunj
Earlier, Telangana PCC president Revanth Reddy had announced a cash reward of Rs 10 lakh to Rahul Sipligunj and even promised Rs 1 crore. Staying true to his word, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy recently handed over a cheque of Rs 1 crore to the singer. He also became a popular Bigg Boss Telugu 3 contestant and even emerged as a winner of the reality show.
Some of his popular songs are ‘Naatu Naatu’, ‘Ayyayyo’, ‘Galli Ka Ganesh’, ‘Ayyayyo Sad’, ‘Halli Naatu’, ‘Mana Jathiratnalu’, ‘Raakasi Gadasu Pilla’, ‘Mawaa Enthaina’, and ‘Shoom Dhaam’, among others.