Did Aditi Rao Hydari and Siddharth Just Get Married In A Secret Ceremony?

Siddharth and Aditi Rao Hydari tied the knot in a Temple in Telangana according to reports. Dating rumors have been sparkling around the couple ever since their first movie together, Ajay Bhupathi’s ‘Maha Samudram. Although the duo have kept their relationship under wraps, gracefully turning down any questions regarding their private life they’ve never shied away from sharing sneak peeks from their relationship with fans on social media. From posting cheeky birthday posts and cute little dance videos the pair always had fans gushing over their relationship. The Chithha actor turned into a poet to wish Aditi on her birthday in 2022, he shared a sweet picture of them together along with the caption

“Happy Happy

Happy Birthday Princess of Heart

@aditiraohydari

I pray all your dreams

The big ones, the small ones

And the ones yet unseen

Always come true, always for you.

Have the best trip around the sun yet

P.S- growing up is for squares. Don’t!❤️”

Beginning of this year, Aditi also posted a picture of her along with Siddharth along with the caption “ Happy blessed grateful. To magic happiness love laughter unicorns rainbows and fairy dust #happynewyear to you all 2024”

The couple has also been spotted together, on dinner dates, Movie Premiers, and celebrations. The newlyweds are yet to make an official statement about their wedding. According to reports, the wedding took place in Sri Ranganayakaswamy temple in Srirangapuram, situated in the Wanaparthy District of Telangana. The choice of destination is owed to Aditi’s family’s special connection to the Temple, as Aditi’s Maternal Grandfather is the last ruler of Wanaparthy Sansthanam.

On The Work Front: Siddharth was last seen in Chithha, which was celebrated by the audience for its nuanced approach on a sensitive topic and will be next seen in Kamal Haasan’s Indian 2. Aditi was last seen on Vikramaditya Motwane’s Jubliee and has a grandeur line up of work including Sanjay leele Bhansali’s Heeramandi, Gandhitalks and a British- Indian film Lioness.