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Naga Chaitanya reveals wedding plans with Samantha

Written by : TNM

Actors Naga Chaitanya and Samantha Ruth Prabhu got engaged earlier this year on January 29 in a grand ceremony in Hyderabad sparking off speculations about their wedding date. While the couple had been maintaining a stoic silence over their wedding plans, Naga Chaitanya had revealed in a recent interview that they would tie the nuptial knot in October this year. However, he did not go into the details and more importantly the wedding date. The actor was reported quoted by the media as saying, "We will announce the full details once everything is finalised. But the marriage will take place in October as per our traditions and her family traditions."

Naga Chaitanya and Samantha had shared the screen space in Manam, which had three generations of the Akkineni family in the star cast. The film had the legendary A Nageswara Rao along with Nagarjuna and Naga Chaitanya in the lead roles. Akhil Akkineni had also made a cameo appearance in the film which was directed by Vikram Kumar. Naga Chaitanya is currently busy with the Telugu flick Ra Randoi Veduka Chudham. The film is being directed by Kalyan Krishna Kurasala and produced by Nagarjuna under his home banner Annapurna Studios. Rakul Preet Singh plays Naga Chaitanya’s lead pair in the movie.

It may be recalled that Naga Chaitanya’s half-brother Akhil Akkineni also got engaged late last year and the wedding was scheduled to happen in May but the wedding was called off for undisclosed reasons.

Meanwhile, Samantha is busy with a slew of films including Vijay 61, Ram Charan 11, Savitiri biopic Mahanati and Aneethi Kathaigal. Reports have it that the actor will be completing all her acting assignments before the wedding and will continue to don the greasepaint post wedding.

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