Rana Daggubati and Miheeka Bajaj engaged; actor shares pictures from private ceremony

Actor Rana Daggubati today shared pictures from a private ceremony confirming his engagement to Miheeka Bajaj. A week after he made their relationship official, Rana and Bajaj are said to have been engaged at a private ceremony. The actor tweeted the pictures with the caption, “It’s official.”

Last week, Rana Daggubati had confirmed his relationship with Bajaj. Sharing a picture on Twitter, he wrote that she said ‘yes’ to his proposal.

He had captioned his tweet: “And she said yes (sic).” He shared a picture along with his tweet.

Miheeka Bajaj is a designer by profession. She recently founded Dew Drop Design Studio, an event company that 'weaves dreams into reality'.

The actor's father D Suresh Babu has confirmed that the wedding will take place in December. Talking to The Times of India newspaper, Suresh Babu opened up about his son's wedding.

He said: “During these grim times, we finally have a reason to celebrate. The entire family is happy. The kids have known each other for a long time now and we’re all very happy for them.”

He hinted that the wedding would take place this year. “The wedding will happen this year. We were thinking of having it around December, but it could happen sooner than that too. We will reveal the details once things are finalized.

"One thing is for sure, the kids have given us a nice way to enhance our lockdown productivity. We will now be busy planning a wedding,” he added.

On the career front, Rana has two projects ready for release. His immediate release will be the forest-based thriller Haathi Mere Saathi, which will also be released in Tamil and Telugu as Kaadan and Aaranya, respectively.

In the Prabhu Solomon-directed Haathi Mere Saathi, Rana plays a character inspired from the environmental activist Jadav Payeng, popularly called the Forest Man of India.

Haathi Mere Saathi, which also stars Vishnu Vishal, Pulkit Samrat and Shriya Pilgaonkar, was supposed to be released on 2 April, but then the lockdown to curb the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic intervened.