Sobhita Dhulipala Posts UNSEEN PICS From Engagement With Naga Chaitanya; Fans REACT 'Karma Will Hit You..'

Fans REACT TO Shobita's Engagement Pics With Naga Chaitanya: The rumoured couple Naga Chaitanya, who earlier married and got separated from Samantha shocked his fans and netizens by getting engaged to Sobhita Dhulipala on August 8 in Hyderabad. There were many reports about the two going around the world for holidays and spending time together at Naga Chaitanya's house in the past few months but the engagement news came early as a surprise.

Nagarjuna, who blessed the new couple on their engagement took to the social media to announce Naga Chaitanya's second marriage with Sobhita Dhulipala. He wrote, "We are delighted to announce the engagement of our son, Naga Chaitanya, to Sobhita Dhulipala, which took place this morning at 9:42 a.m.!!
We are overjoyed to welcome her into our family.
Congratulations to the happy couple!
Wishing them a lifetime of love and happiness. 💐
God bless!"❤️

8.8.8
A beginning of infinite love❤️

Sobhitad
chayakkineni
@chay_akkineni, (sic)."

Samantha Gains HUGE Support

As the news broke about Sobhita's formal Nischithaardham with Naga Chaitanya, internet was fuming over the severe trolling Samantha was subjected to, especially when the divorce announcement was made. Many fans objected to Naga Chaitanya's silence on trolls that targeted Samantha. Now that the engagement was confirmed, netizens directly trolled Nagarjuna and Naga Chaitanya. They came to a conclusion that Naga Chaitanya had cheated on Samantha with Sobhita and that led to the divorce.

There is so much negativity around the engagement of Naga Chaitanya and Sobhita that their social media handles and posts are bombarded with loads of hate messages. Check out some of them below.

The 'Ponniyin Selvan' actress posted a set of unseen pictures from the event and captioned it saying, What could my mother be
to yours?
What kin is my father
to yours anyway?
And how did you and I meet ever?
But in love our hearts
are as red earth and pouring rain:
mingled beyond parting.

-From Kurunthogai, translated by A K Ramanujan, (sic)"