In his X post, Vijay shared, ‘Had a great meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah, chatting about culture and cinema.’ The post highlighted a special gift – a exquisite Ganesha statue now adorning their home shrine. Rashmika stole the show in her vibrant yellow attire, complemented by Vijay’s crisp white sherwani, drawing floods of admiration from followers.

Just prior, Vijay had posted pictures from a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, describing it as a blessing-filled session on history, architecture, and folklore. The highlight? A personal letter from PM Modi to Vijay’s parents, Madhavi and Govardhan Rao Deverakonda.

Dated ahead of the February 26 ceremony, the letter expresses delight at the wedding invite and congratulates both families. It beautifully portrays the union as a divine chapter brimming with love, outshining their cinematic portrayals. Referencing Vedic traditions, it emphasizes companionship through life’s steps.

PM Modi envisioned their future filled with realized dreams, shared responsibilities, embracing imperfections, and growing together. ‘With love and wisdom, may they journey as true companions,’ he concluded, offering warm wishes to the newlyweds and kin.

These high-profile meets underscore the couple’s rising stature, blending stardom with national icons. As wedding whispers grow louder, Vijay and Rashmika’s social media updates keep fans hooked on every picturesque moment.

Following the health emergency, Palash was admitted to a Mumbai hospital reportedly suffering from severe exhaustion. The situation intensified when Smriti and family members removed wedding-related content from their social media. Amidst the chaos, Palash’s cousin, Neeti Tak, has publicly defended him. She urged the public to refrain from judgment, stating, “Palash is going through a critical condition today. You all should not judge him without knowing the truth… Pray for him.”

Previously, Palash’s sister, Palak Muchhal, had requested privacy, explaining that the wedding was postponed due to Smriti’s father’s health. The couple, who were reportedly set to marry on November 23rd, had their pre-wedding ceremonies, including haldi and sangeet, widely shared online. Notably, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had sent a congratulatory letter to the couple.

Following his return from the wedding venue in Sangli, the singer was admitted to a Mumbai hospital reportedly due to severe exhaustion. The situation appeared particularly sensitive when Smriti and family members removed wedding-related content from their social media. In response to the growing backlash, Palash’s cousin, Neeti Tak, publicly defended him. She urged the public not to judge based on unverified rumors, stating, “Palash is going through a critical condition today. You all should not judge him without knowing the truth… Pray for him.”

Earlier, on November 25th, Palash’s sister and renowned singer Palak Muchhal had requested privacy for both families, citing Smriti’s father’s health as the reason for postponing the wedding. The couple was initially slated to marry on November 23rd. Their pre-wedding events, including haldi and sangeet ceremonies, had previously garnered significant attention on social media. Notably, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had also sent a congratulatory letter to the couple in anticipation of their union.

Adding to recent anxieties, Trisha’s residence in Teynampet was recently the subject of a bomb threat. Police conducted a thorough search, involving sniffer dogs, which ultimately confirmed the threat to be a hoax. Despite these distractions, Trisha remains focused on her burgeoning career. She is set to star opposite Megastar Chiranjeevi in Vassishta’s socio-fantasy film ‘Vishwambhara,’ slated for a Summer 2026 release. The film is described as a blend of mythology and emotion, promising a grand cinematic spectacle. Additionally, Trisha will play the female lead in R J Balaji’s ‘Karuppu,’ an action entertainer where she stars alongside Suriya, who portrays a lawyer named Saravanan. ‘Karuppu’ also features a strong supporting cast including Indrans, Sshivada, Swasika, Yogi Babu, and Natty, with music by Sai Abhyankkar and cinematography by GK Vishnu.