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For her Pelli Kuthuru ceremony, Sobhita Dhulipala opted for a red saree with a matching red blouse. She looked resplendent as she participated in the pre-wedding ritual.
Sobhita Dhulipala and Naga Chaitanya are set to tie the knot on December 4.
Bride-to-be Sobhita Dhulipala is just days away from her grand wedding to Naga Chaitanya. Ahead of the wedding, she kickstarted her wedding festivities. Earlier, she had shared pictures from her Mangalsnanam ceremony. As she gets closer to her big day, she shared pictures from her Pelli Kuthuru ceremony. The actor opted for a classic red saree and looked as resplendent as ever.
Taking to her Instagram, she shared a carousel post that included images from her Pelli Kuthuru ceremony. The first picture showed her seated in the middle surrounded by her sister and brother-in-law. The second picture showed her smiling as she sat in a chair for the ceremony. Other pictures show her smiling and blushing as she was blessed by her elders and close family members.
Take a look at the pictures here.
For the Pelli Kuthuru ceremony, Sobhita opted for a red saree which was adorned with traditional gold motifs all over. She paired the saree with a matching full-sleeve round-neck blouse. She tied her hair in a middle partitioned ponytail and opted for traditional South Indian antique jewellery which added a touch of heritage to her look. Along with the gold jewellery, she also opted for multi-coloured bangles which elevated her look.
What Is The Pelli Kuthuru Ceremony?
In Telugu communities, the Pelli Kuthuru ceremony is a special way for the bride’s family to welcome her into their home and bless her for marriage. The bride is bathed with turmeric, rose water, and other holy and auspicious ingredients during this ritual. It is believed that the turmeric brings a natural glow to the bride’s face and protects her from the evil eye. The blend of customs, rituals, and celebrations is celebrated with gusto in South Indian communities.
Naga Chaitanya and Sobhita Dhulipala are set to tie the knot on December 4.
