Naga Chaitanya Triumph Over Sobhita Dhulipala During ‘Find The Ring’ Ceremony Wins The Internet

Sobhita Dhulipala and Naga Chaitanya got married on December 4, 2024, at Annapurna Studios in Hyderabad. Their wedding was private, but now, gradually, with time, pictures and videos from their wedding are making their way on the internet. Recently, a video is going viral on the internet where the duo can be seen engaging in healthy competition as they play the ‘find the ring’ game.

Naga Chaitanya emerges victorious over Sobhita Dhulipala during the ‘find the ring’ ritual

Different regions of India have different customs and rituals, but the ‘ find the ring’ ceremony is common in almost every tradition. Naga Chaitanya and Sobhita also played in the game. The ring was placed in a pot filled with milk or opaque water mixed with spices. The bride and groom then dug their hand into the pot and tried to find the ring. For the ceremony, Sobhita was dressed in a red and white saree with gold temple jewellery.

Naga Chaitanya and Sobhita played the game like excited kids and were trying to find the ring. Chay ultimately found the ring and gave a sly smirk to Sobhita, who was laughing at him in good spirit. Naga Chaitanya, for the day, was dressed in a white and red-hued kurta and dhoti with a matching dupatta.

Watch the video here.

Sobhita Dhulipala’s wore traditional gold jewellery for her Tamil-Brahmin wedding with Naga Chaitanya

For the wedding ceremony, Sobhita chose a gold Kanjeevaram saree, a symbol of South Indian culture, reportedly designed by Aishwarya Rai’s bridal saree designer, Neeta Lulla. Her magnum jewellery, a tribute to her Telugu roots, was a sight to behold. Sobhita’s bridal look was adorned with a vaddanam (waist belt), a gold vankii (arm belt), and Surya and Chandra motifs on her hair, symbolising cosmic blessings and balance for the newly-wed couple’s life. 

Sobhita wore a baasikam across her forehead. For those who don’t know, it is a thread that is tied to the forehead of the bride and the groom in Telugu weddings. Its purpose is to pull all the focus to each other during the subha muhurat. Sobhita’s look was further accessorised with mathapatti. Sobhita also wore a Bullaki (specturm nose ring). She further styled her look with kundan choker in a jalebi design, a mangoharam haar, which is common in South Indian jewellery, and a huge matar mala.