‘Roadies’ winner and actor Rannvijay Singh ties the knot

Rannvijay Singh, who got famous with the reality show 'Roadies', recently tied the knot with fiancee Prianka in a low key affair.

Ranvijay had announced his wedding plans on social networking site Twitter last month.

Bollywood actor and VJ Rannvijay Singh, who got famous with the reality show ‘Roadies’, recently tied the knot with fiancee Prianka in a low key affair.

Ranvijay had announced his wedding plans on social networking site Twitter last month.

Wanted all of you to know from me, here it is… I’m getting married next month!!

— rannvijay singha (@RannvijaySingha) March 25, 2014

Rannvijay’s wife Prianka is a London-based girl. He had also tweeted his ‘roka’ ceremony pictures.

The love of my life,Prianka.. pic.twitter.com/ckB5S5ANm1

— rannvijay singha (@RannvijaySingha) April 14, 2014

The ‘Roadies’ winner also thanked everyone for all the love and good wishes. “I feel so blessed to get so much love from all of you,thanks for all the love and wishes!And now Prianka is getting so much love also,thanks,” tweeted Ranvijay.

Before getting married, Rannvijay has been in a relationship with VJ Anusha Dandekar.

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Rannvijay, who turned actor with films like ‘Mod’, ‘Mango’, ‘Action Replayy’ shared his roka video where his family met Prianka’s family for the first time.

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