Aparna Das enters wedlock with Deepak Parambol, shares pictures from wedding at Guruvayur temple

Aparna Das and Deepak Parambol acted together in the film Manoharam and have been dating for the past few years.

Wedding pictures of Aparna Das and Deepak Parambol (Image: @momentssbyelementricx/Instagram)

Aparna Das, who became an overnight sensation among Tamil fans after the promos of Vijay’s Beast, tied the knot with Deepak Parambol, who played a key role in Manjummel Boys. The two tied the knot in a close-knit traditional wedding at the popular Guruvayur temple in Kerala.

ALSO READ | Inside Aparna Das and Deepak Parambol’s haldi ceremony

Aparna took to Instagram to share pictures from the wedding. The couple chose to keep things simple for the wedding. Aparna was seen in the traditional Kesav wedding saree with a green blouse. The groom was also in the traditional silk shirt and mundu.

Here are the pictures:

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Wedding Photographer – Elementricx (@momentssbyelementricx)

Aparna recently shared pictures from their Haldi ceremony, which went viral on social media.

Aparna made her acting debut in an unnamed role in Fahadh Faasil’s Njan Prakashan. She was also part of films Priyan Ottathilanu, Aadikeshava, and Secret Home. On the other hand, Deepak, who started his career with Malarvaadi Arts Club, has been part of many hit projects like Kannur Squad, Kasargold, and Christopher among others.

Story continues below this ad

Both Aparna and Deepak are doing well in their respective careers. Aparna’s latest Tamil film, Dada, turned out to be a blockbuster despite its limited budget. On the other hand, Deepak was part of Manjummel Boys, which is one of the highest-grossing films in the Malayalam film industry.

Aparna Das will be back on the silver screen with Anand Sreebala and Deepak will be seen in Jananam 1947 Pranayam Thudarunnu.

Click here to follow Screen Digital on YouTube and stay updated with the latest from the world of cinema.

Tags:
malayalam

North Block is leaving the building, with files, stationery and nostalgia

Political Pulse2 hr ago

The historic North Block in Delhi, a witness to India's history, is being emptied for redevelopment. It will become a museum and ministries will move to new buildings. The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs is coordinating the process, which is expected to bring changes to government operations. Opinions are divided, with some feeling nostalgic and others excited for the future.

View all shorts

More Entertainment

Entertainment The Ba***ds of Bollywood first glimpse: Aryan Khan goes all Shah Rukh Khan from Mohabbatein, says 'Picture toh saalon se baki hai, show ab shuru hoga'