Keerthy Suresh shares pics with ‘dream icon’ Vijay from her Goa wedding with Antony Thattil
The Hindu
Actor Keerthy Suresh on Friday shared pictures with Tamil superstar Vijay from her star-studded wedding with long-time boyfriend Antony Thattil in Goa
Actor Keerthy Suresh on Friday (December 20) shared pictures with Tamil superstar Vijay from her star-studded wedding with long-time boyfriend Antony Thattil in Goa.
In the caption, she called her Bairavaa co-star her ‘dream icon’
Interestingly, on Thursday, Keerthy made her first appearance post the wedding, at a press conference for her upcoming film, Baby John, which is a remake of Vijay’s hit film Theri. Headlined by Varun Dhawan, the film also stars Wamiqa Gabbi, Jackie Shroff and Rajpal Yadav.
Keerthy married Antony in a traditional south Indian style wedding on December 12, before a white wedding a few days later. The wedding featured stars from across the country.
Reports about Keerthy’s wedding surfaced in November. A few weeks later, Keerthy confirmed her relationship by sharing a picture with Antony on her social media handles.
According to reports, Keerthy has been in a relationship with Antony for over 15 years. The couple met when she was in high school and he was doing his undergraduate degree in college in Kochi.
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