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Actor Preetika Rao gets married in Bengaluru with face of groom kept private
Reported by Rohit Yadav (Staff Writer) · Indian Express - Entertainment ·
Confirmed by a second source: Hindustan Times - Entertainment
Actor Preetika Rao has married in a traditional South Indian ceremony at the Art of Living ashram in Bengaluru, while keeping her husband's face blurred in photos. The Beintehaa actor shared the news on Instagram, noting that the wedding took place in the presence of her parents, her actor sister Amrita Rao, relatives, close friends, and spiritual leader Sri Sri Ravi Shankar. Preetika wore a traditional red silk saree with gold jewellery and floral garlands for the intimate celebrations. She stated that she is now part of a traditional Tamil Brahmin family whose culture matches her own Mangalorean roots in Karnataka.
Privacy and Milestones
The actor chose to share only select pictures from the event, stating that the occasion is too personal and sacred to show the world all at once. Alongside her wedding news, Preetika mentioned two major milestones in 2026. She started her spiritual podcast journey with an interview of Sri Sri Ravi Shankar three years ago, and recently the Ministry of Culture gave her a Letter of Appreciation for her trending Vedic Astrology podcasts on YouTube India.
Context
Celebrity weddings often draw immense public attention, prompting some public figures to selectively share images to maintain personal privacy. Preetika Rao is widely known for her television work, including her role as Aaliya in the popular daily soap Beintehaa.
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