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www.newsindiatimes.com – that’s all you need to know News India Times (February 28, 2026 - March 6, 2026) March 6, 2026 26 Entertainment Vijay Deverakonda, Rashmika Mandanna Share First Pictures As Husband And Wife From Traditional Udaipur Wedding S tar couple Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Man- danna on Thursday began a new journey together as they tied the knot in the presence of family and close friends in Udaipur. Sharing pictures from their wedding ceremony straight out of a dream, Rashmika took to Instagram and penned a heartfelt note for her husband. Through her note, she thanked Vijay for teaching her “what true love feels like” and showing her “what being in peace feels like.” She began her note, “Hi my loves, Introducing to you now “My Husband”! Mr. Vijay Deverakonda!! The man who taught me what true love feels like, the man who showed me what being in peace feels like! The man who told me everyday that dreaming big was absolutely ok and constantly telling me I was capable of achieving something much more than what I could possibly think I ever could!” “The man who’s never stopped me from dancing like no one’s watching…the man who showed me travelling with friends is the best thing ever, and trust me I could write a book on this man! I’ve become the woman I have always dreamt of being, because you made her who she is today! I’ve truly been blessed,” Rashmika added. In her post, she affectionately referred to Vijay as “Viju.” “Vijju I am always short of words to describe the feel- ings I have for you!! I’ve always told you that!! But you know suddenly all of my achievements, struggles, happi- ness, sadness, joy, life – everything just makes a lot more sense now – it is because I have you – witnessing it all.. being the biggest part of it all! I am so so so so soooo ex- cited to becoming your wife! to be your wife! To be called your wife!! It’s full party time now!! Let’s have the bestest- est life ever together! I love you,” wrote Rashmika as she poured her heart out for Vijay. Such a heartfelt post wasn’t written just by Rashmika; Vijay also penned a love letter to his wife, expressing all his emotions and conveying what she truly means to him. “One day, I missed her. Missed her in a way that made me feel like my day would’ve been better if she were around. Like my meals would’ve felt more wholesome if she were sitting across fromme. Like my workouts would’ve been more fun and less of a punishment if she were doing them with me. Like I needed her – just to feel that sense of home and calm, no matter where I was. So, I made my best friend…my wife. 26.02.2026,” he posted. And now check out adorable pictures that both Rash- mika and Vijay shared from their traditional wedding ceremony — loaded with kisses, rituals, tears, laughter and forever love. For her D-Day, Rashmika wore a stunning rust-hued saree by Anamika Khanna. She adorned her outfit with heavy jewellery. Vijay donned a white dhoti and a match- ing dupatta. He also went heavy with gold jewellery and wore studs, a regal kamarbandh and a necklace. Since they shared the pictures, social media has been flooded with congratulatory messages. “Congratulations you guys,” actor Neha Dhupia com- mented. “Awwww!!! Congratsssss Rashhuuu!! To both of you!! Wishing you guys a lifetime of happiness and love,” actor Kriti Sanon commented. “Congrats guys!” actor Ishaan Khatter wrote. Rashmika and Vijay have shared screen space in two notable Telugu films, such as the 2018 romantic com- edy blockbuster Geetha Govindam and the 2019 action drama Dear Comrade. They remained tight-lipped about their relationship until news of their wedding surfaced. Over the years, they have made very few public appearances together, choos- ing to keep their relationship largely private.. -ANI PHOTO:ANI ‘Charak: Fair Of Faith’ Trailer: Sudipto Sen’s Folklore Thriller Unveils Dark Side Of Blind Faith And Occult Rituals A fter ‘The Kerala Story’ and ‘Ba- star: The Naxal Story’, director Sudipto Sen is all set to sup- port another intriguing project, ‘Charak: Fair of Faith’, which challenges the notions of faith and superstitions. The makers of the upcoming folklore thriller unveiled the trailer on Thursday, exploring the sinister truths of occult ac- tivities and blind faith. Backed by Sudipto Sen, the film is set to release theatrically on March 6. The trailer shows a community prepar- ing for the Charak mela, believing it to be their final hope to fulfil long-pending wishes. However, as the rituals grow more intense and frenzied, the narrative begins questioning the thin line between faith and fanaticism, devotion and destruction. It is set against the backdrop of the sacred fair, a traditional festival which involves deep devotion and dangerous rituals. Directed by Shieladitya Moulik, ‘Charak: Fair of Faith’ brings out the superstition and ritualistic extremities prevalent in India’s hinterlands. While talking about the film, producer Sudipto Sen clarified that it has “noth- ing to do” with ‘The Kerala Story 2’ or the Bengal elections. “Just yesterday, my film Charak Fair of Faith was cleared by the Censor Board. Ever since ‘The Kerala Story’, I feel I have become a ‘favourite’ of the Censor Board. I’m often labelled ‘controversial’, as if I’m their favourite child. Special care has been taken to ensure that saints and ascetics are not disrespected in the film. We shot Charak at real Charak locations.” He also shared in his statement that initially he was associated with ” ‘The Kerala Story 2’, but when I saw that it also included stories from Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, I stepped away because I did not have adequate research on those subjects.” Sen expressed gratitude to CBFC, say- ing, ” After the screening of Charak, the CBFC committee had certain concerns owing to the film’s unique subject, and it was referred to a higher review panel. Post the RC screening, the panel approved the film with a few suggested alterations. I am truly grateful to the CBFC and the esteemed members for understanding our perspective and arriving at a harmonious decision. “ “I’m thrilled to bring Charak, a story deeply rooted in the heart and soul of our country to audiences across India and the world. The film reflects the ethos and philosophy of our heartland, striv- ing to deliver a cinematic experience that uplifts humanity and touches the soul,” he added. The film is presented by PEN Studios, led by Jayantilal Gada. He said, “Content is the king and it’s the need of the hour. Hence, we chose a subject like ‘Charak’ that is so thought-provoking. The genre of folklore thrillers is new, and the story’s combination of mythology and exciting components is so masterfully done that it doesn’t just entertain but also leaves you with powerful afterthoughts.” The film features a powerful ensemble cast including Anjali Patil, Sahidur Raha- man, Subrat Dutta, Shashi Bhushan, Na- lneesh Neel, Shankhadeep, and Shounak Shyamal. Produced by Dhaval Jayantilal Gada and Sipping Tea Cinemas in associa- tion with Sudipto Sen Productions, with Rajesh Bhatt acting as associate producer. The film is set to release in theatres on March 6.. -ANI PHOTO:ANI