Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna’s wedding became one of the most talked-about events in the Telugu film industry. When their wedding pictures surfaced online, fans couldn’t stop admiring how beautiful the couple looked.
Now, Rashmika’s make-up artist has revealed that the ‘Mysaa’ actor got ready in just 90 minutes and chose a minimal look instead of a traditional bridal style.
Rashmika Mandanna’s vision for her bridal look
Recently, Rashmika Mandanna’s makeup artist Tanvi Chemburkar spoke about the wedding look in a podcast with Masoom Minawala. Rashmika Mandanna wanted a clean and minimal makeup, keeping true to her look. got ready in just 90 minutes. Tanvi shared, “When we were discussing what she wanted to do, because we keep creating so many looks, she wanted to keep it super clean.
I was like, really? It’s your wedding day, don’t you want to add kohl? She was very clear that she wanted to keep it very true to how she looks.
But I didn’t think at all that it would get so much appreciation, and she then said, ‘See, I told you, keeping it minimal would help.’”
How much time Rashmika Mandanna’s makeup took
Tanvi also said Rashmika Mandanna knew exactly what she wanted. She added, “She was radiating with so much joy. She had an event even the previous evening, so she had not slept enough.
So she came cut-to-cut, and she was like, ‘Guys, you have just 40 mins to get me ready,’ but we took an hour. Overall, she took only one and a half hours to get fully ready from top to bottom. But she was so happy, even while walking down the aisle, you could see that excitement on her face, that’s why she looked the way she did.
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Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda got married in a grand and intimate wedding in Udaipur on February 26.
Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda’s work front
On the work front, Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda are working on their upcoming film, including ‘Mysaa’ and ‘Rowdy Janardhana’ respectively.They will be seen together in the upcoming period drama, ‘Ranabaali,’ directed by Rahul Sankrityan.
