Priyanka Chopra’s brother Siddharth Chopra gets engaged to Neelam Upadhyaya, drop glimpses from their roka ceremony

Priyanka Chopra’s younger brother Siddharth Chopra and actor Neelam Upadhyaya get engaged in an intimate ceremony which was attended by Priyanka and Nick Jonas during their recent visit to India.

Priyanka Chopra's brother gets engaged to Neelam Upadhyaya

Priyanka Chopra's brother posted images from his roka ceremony with Neelam Upadhyaya. (Photos: Instagram/siddharthchopra89/priyankachopra)

Priyanka Chopra’s younger brother Siddharth Chopra recently got engaged to actor Neelam Upadhyaya in a simple roka ceremony. The couple, on Tuesday, took to their social media handles to drop a series of images from their special day, giving a glimpse of their engagement ceremony which was attended by sister Priyanka, brother-in-law Nick Jonas, and Malti Marie during their recent visit to India.

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One of the photos featured Neelam and Siddharth’s four-tiered cake with pastel icing and their initials as cake toppers. It had ‘Just Rokafied’ written on it. “Sooo we did a thing (sic),” they captioned the photos. While Siddharth can be seen wearing a floral kurta with a matching sleeveless jacket, the Action 3D actor donned a purple suit with sequinned detailing, keeping the look simple.

Priyanka Chopra took to her Instagram Story to share a photo from the ceremony. “They did it. Happy Roka,” she captioned the photos where she can be seen alongside Nick, Siddharth and Neelam. The actor is dressed in a red saree and matching sleeveless blouse while Nick is seen wearing a white kurta-pyjama set, teamed with a beige Modi jacket.

Siddharth Chopra was earlier engaged to Ishita Kumar. The former couple got engaged in a grand ceremony, however, within a few months, their wedding was called off.

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