Sobhita Dhulipala opened up about her intimate engagement ceremony with Naga Chaitanya in August.
Sobhita Dhulipala and Naga Chaitanya surprised everyone with their surprise engagement in August. Photos of the couple from their intimate engagement ceremony in traditional attire went viral on social media. Recently, Sobhita Dhulipala spoke about her engagement ceremony and also revealed her wedding plans. Sobhita also talked about motherhood and said that she always saw herself getting married.
In a recent interview with Galata India, Sobhita Dhulipala spoke about her engagement with Naga Chaitanya and said, “I don’t think I went in with a lot of expectations or dreams. I was just there. It was quite spontaneous, simple, sweet, intimate and warm. It was everything I thought it would be.” She added, “When beautiful things happen, I don’t feel the need to embellish. The moment itself fills me up. I didn’t feel like it was simple or anything. It was just the way it was meant to be and it was perfect.” She then added, “I always wanted to feel the motherhood experience. I was very clear about it. I have always seen myself getting married.”
Shobhita shared what kind of vibe she likes at a wedding or a special occasion. “It’s interesting how you see pictures of a wedding, you can tell this is from here, this represents this particular culture, this must be their roots, or this jewellery is from this part, you can connect the heritage story. It’s so beautiful. I am not a person who likes minimalistic things. I mean it could be the mood or the look of a day, but I think for these occasions, which are formal, I like the whole vibe.”
Shobhita also spoke about her relationship and revealed that for her, “humour” is the bond. She said, “For me, it’s humour. Light-hearted moments. I think that’s what binds it (the relationship) together.”
Talking about dealbreakers in a relationship, Shobhita said, “I don’t have any dealbreakers.” She further added, “I don’t think I can look at any kind of relationship in a way that if I have these things it is approved, or if I don’t have these certain things it is rejected. I don’t think I look at emotions or relationships that way. It’s not just limited to romantic relationships. There has to be space for it. It’s a spectrum – every emotion. Sometimes someone makes you feel very happy, sometimes you feel wronged. You feel a lot of things and that’s what gives that relationship that density and richness. So it’s not my way to end it if someone does something or says something. There may be days when I will be completely upset by certain things, but I don’t think I will make any judgement on it.”
