Allu Sirish to marry Nayanika Reddy on March 6; Pre-wedding bash with Tollywood industry planned ahead of big day

Telugu actor Allu Sirish will be tying the knot to his fiancée Nayanika Reddy on March 6. Ahead of the wedding, the actor recently shared a message announcing that it will be an intimate event and the pre-wedding celebration with the Telugu film industry will be held on March 2.

A private wedding with close people

In his post, he noted that he will marry his fiancée, Nayanika Reddy, on March 6, 2026. Sirish shared the happy news on his X handle. He ended all guesses around his wedding date with this post. In his message, he wrote, “Nayanika & I are having an intimate wedding with family & friends on 6th March.” The actor clearly said that the wedding will be small and close to the heart.

The ‘buddy’ actor will celebrate the big day only with family members and close friends. He has not shared the wedding venue yet. This shows that he wants to stay away from too much public attention.

Pre-wedding event for film industry

Though the wedding is private, the celebrations will not end there. The Allu family will host a special pre-wedding gathering for Telugu film industry members. This event will take place on March 2, 2026. The venue is Allu Studios in Hyderabad. This place is very close to the Allu family and their film journey. Many stars and film friends are expected to attend this meet.



The wedding celebrations have already started. A few weeks ago, Allu Sirish and Nayanika Reddy hosted a grand yacht party in Dubai with close friends. After that, they returned to Hyderabad for traditional rituals. The celebrations began with the Pasupu function at Allu Sirish’s home.

Recently, the actor shared pictures with his parents, Allu Aravind and Nirmala. They personally invited Chiranjeevi to the wedding. Later, they also invited Pawan Kalyan and Naga Babu.Get the latest entertainment updates from the Times of India, along with the latest Hindi movies, upcoming Hindi movies in 2026 , and Telugu movies.”