Tamil actors Vishal, Sai Dhanshika announce wedding in August: Nothing more to hide
Here's the video: Speaking about their relationship, she stated, "It was only recently that we started talking to each other. And we felt that it was leading somewhere. Mutually, we understood that we wanted to get married. I just want him to be happy. I love you, Vishal."Vishal happily broke the news about his wedding to the media and said, "My marriage is fixed. I've got a girl. Dhansika's father is here and with his blessings, I'm introducing her. I want to, I'd love to, and I am going to marry Dhanshika. She's a wonderful person."advertisementThe 'Sandakozhi' actor jokingly said that they would not end up like the Vadivelu and Kovai Sarala couple from 'Kaalam Mari Pochu'. "After seeing Dhanshika execute stunts in 'Yogi Da', I understood that I needed to be aware. It looks like I should be prepared. I should also learn from Pandian master (stunt choreographer) and learn how to block. If she kicks, it comes closer to my head. I hope we don't fight like that. We both have great understanding," he explained.
Calling himself a blessed person, Vishal added, "God always saves the best for the last. He has saved Dhanshika for me. We are going to lead a lovely life. I always think positively. We have a great understanding now and hope to always have that. I trust her."Vishal also assured that Dhanshika would continue acting after marriage. "I promise you that she will act. She is a great talent. I do not want her talent to be confined," he stated.The couple then thanked the media for a wonderful response to their announcement.Dhanshika and Vishal then stated that they will get married on August 29, which also happens to be the latter's birthday.Trending Reel
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