Naresh Babu On His SECRET Viral Wedding With Pavithra Lokesh, Says ‘I Don’t Want To…’ WATCH

Naresh, who is the half-brother of Mahesh Babu, married his long-term partner Pavitra Lokesh in a private wedding ceremony. Although Naresh's wedding was attended only by a select few of his loved ones, his fourth marriage at the age of 62 has generated considerable attention in the media. Fans have been offering their congratulations to the newlyweds as they embark on a new chapter in their lives. It is reported to be Pavithra's third marriage. Their wedding video is currently making the rounds on the internet.

Naresh Babu and Pavithra Lokesh's relationship has been in the limelight for a long time. Their bond has been in controversy as Naresh's divorce from his third wife, Ramya Raghupathi, has not been granted yet. While Ramya also threatened him that she would not let him marry Pavithra.

NARESH BABU & PAVITHRA LOKESH WEDDING

When a journalist asked Naresh at a movie-related press meet about his wedding plans and follow-up reception, the actor responded by saying that he will soon have a press meet regarding his marriage and calling himself a media-friendly person.

"I believe in living my life; I don't want to divert this press conference into another angle. It's a great film, its script and narration are magnetic. The producers have got the pulse of the audience, and the content of the film is great." Naresh then went on to praise the makers of the film for bringing a refreshing take to a youth movie and thanked everybody present. He also wished them and the film's team the best.

NARESH BABU AND PAVITHRA LOKESH SECRET WEDDING

Naresh took the internet by storm on Friday when he shared their wedding video on Twitter. Sharing the video, Naresh captioned the post, "Seeking your blessings for a lifetime of peace & joy in this new journey of us. A sacred bond, Two minds, Three thorns, Seven steps. Seeking your blessings." In the viral wedding video, the couple can be seen sitting in a beautifully decorated mandap, donned in traditional south Indian attire.