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Telugu stars Varun Tej, Lavanya Tripathi engaged

For the occasion, Varun opted for an ivory kurta-pyjama set, while Lavanya, 32, wore a light green saree.

Telugu stars Varun Tej, Lavanya Tripathi engaged

Telugu star Varun Tej and actor Lavanya Tripathi have announced their engagement.

The two actors, who have featured together in the films Mister and Antariksh 9000 kmph, shared the news on their official Instagram handles.


"Found my Lav @itsmelavanya," wrote 33-year-old Tej along with photos from the ceremony, which was held on Friday evening.

For the occasion, Varun opted for an ivory kurta-pyjama set, while Lavanya, 32, wore a light green saree.

According to reports, the ceremony was attended by the couple's close friends and family members.

Tej is the son of noted actor-producer Nagendra Babu. He is the nephew of veteran actors Chiranjeevi and Pawan Kalyan. His cousins are Telugu superstars Ram Charan, Allu Arjun, Sai Dharam Tej, and Panja Vaisshnav Tej.

Tripathi, who grew up in Dehradun, won Femina Miss Uttarakhand in 2006. She made her acting debut with the Hindi television show Pyaar Ka Bandhan before venturing into the Telugu industry with 2012's Andala Rakshasi.

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