Sai Pallavi Applies Mehendi To Her Sister And Becomes A Bridesmaid In A Lovely Wedding Celebration

Sai Pallavi, an actress best known for her roles in the upcoming Ramayana with Ranbir Kapoor and the movie Premam, recently took time out of her hectic schedule to attend a very important family function: her younger sister Pooja Kannan’s wedding in Kotagiri, Tamil Nadu.

Pictures and videos of Sai Pallavi enjoying every second of being a bridesmaid, particularly during the mehndi ceremony, are all over the internet.

An Extra Special Touch from a Sister: Sai Pallavi Applying Mehendi for Pooja

Following a family custom, Sai Pallavi’s application of mehendi to her sister Pooja is one of the most memorable parts of the wedding festivities.

Sai Pallavi played the part of her sister’s personal mehndi artist, looking stylish in beige attire, while Pooja, the bride, looked lovely in a fuchsia pink lehenga.

Many people have expressed their adoration for the sisters’ touching and private moment on social media.

The bride even expressed her joy, writing, “Keeping up with the old tradition – my sister doing my mehndi, as always!!” along with a heart emoji to express her affection.

 Tradition, Joy, and Dancing: Sai Pallavi Lights up the Sangeet

Sai Pallavi shined at the sangeet as well, dancing cheerfully with her sister to the Marathi song Apsara Ali. She also dazzled throughout the mehndi ceremony.

The actress, who was wearing a stunning peacock blue outfit, delighted everyone with her upbeat performance while having a good time on the dance floor with her loved ones.

Fans of Sai Pallavi love the sweet and open moments that highlight her close relationship with her sister as more images and videos from the wedding keep making their way public.

Whether it’s getting a mehendi, dancing with family, or spending fun times, Sai Pallavi has once again won her followers’ respect and admiration.

This unique wedding celebration serves as a reminder of the value of tradition, family, and the happiness that comes from being present at life’s most memorable events.