Singer
Harika
Narayan
Ties
The
Knot:
Harika
Narayan,
who
also
acted
in
a
couple
of
Telugu
films
as
a
side-kick,
tied
the
knot
with
her
longtime
boyfriend
Prudhvi
Vempati
in
Hyderabad
on
March
17.
The
singer's
friends
from
the
Tollywood
industry
attended
the
wedding
traditional
Telugu-style
wedding
and
the
pics
are
now
going
viral.
Singer
Harika
Narayan,
who
also
acted
in
a
couple
of
Telugu
films
as
a
side-kick,
tied
the
knot
with
her
longtime
boyfriend
Prudhvi
Vempati
in
Hyderabad
on
March
17.
The
singer's
friends
from
the
Tollywood
industry
attended
the
wedding
traditional
Telugu-style
wedding
and
the
pics
are
now
going
viral.
Harika
Narayan
is
famous
for
Thee
Thalapathy
title
song
from
Varisu/
Vaarasudu,
Ravanasura
anthem,
Laahe
Laahe
from
Acharya,
Sarkaru
Vaari
Paata
title
song,
Vijayaho
from
Bimbisara,
and
Ethara
Jenda
from
the
epic
RRR
movie,
among
others.
After
the
engagement,
Harika
Narayan
revealed
the
pictures
of
Prudhvi
by
making
them
official.
She
also
wrote
several
lines
giving
an
insight
into
their
love
story,
which
has
a
foundation
of
solid
friendship.
They
got
engaged
on
March
6
amid
their
close
friends
and
family.
For
the
wedding
that
took
place
as
per
the
Telugu
Brahmin
tradition,
Bigg
Boss
Telugu
Season
6
winner
Revanth
among
other
Tollywood
singers
attended.
A
picture
of
Revanth
from
the
wedding
ceremony
which
also
featured
the
bride
and
groom's
parents,
is
now
going
viral
on
the
internet.
Revanth
himself
took
to
his
social
media
handles
to
share
the
picture
and
wish
the
new
couple
well.
Harika
Narayan
belongs
to
the
Godavari
districts
of
the
Andhra
Pradesh
state.
Her
father
works
in
the
Air
Force
and
understandably,
her
childhood
and
schooling
were
spent
majorly
in
the
northern
states
of
the
country.
She
aimed
to
go
to
Germany
and
land
a
good
job.
But,
she
became
a
Playback
singer
with
the
'Suryakantham'
movie
in
which
she
sang
for
Niharika
Konidela.
Later
on,
she
sang
for
many
super
hit
songs
in
Telugu
with
most
of
them
being
title
songs.
Harika
Narayan
is
famous
for
Thee
Thalapathy
title
song
from
Varisu/
Vaarasudu,
Ravanasura
anthem,
Laahe
Laahe
from
Acharya,
Sarkaru
Vaari
Paata
title
song,
Vijayaho
from
Bimbisara,
and
Ethara
Jenda
from
the
epic
RRR
movie,
among
others.