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Aditi Rao Hydari, as a bride, is cult-strict, down-to-earth, yet a la mode. The actor, famous for playing a Lahore-based Tawaif (Courtesan), chose tradition, and she kept it signature South Indian bridal with her attempts to wear her hair and drape her outfit and choosing the jewellery for her wedding and balance her le dernier cri Sabyasachi regalia with her cultural, personal, and celebratory identity.
Rao Hydari's sensation peaked with her exuberant screen time on Netflix's Heeramandi: The Diamond Bazaar. The public limelight never seemed to get off of her since.
The actor's background, love life and personal perception of embracing a ceremony to wed her partner Siddharth now is the talk of Aditi Rao Hydari's fans as they try to find the resemblance of her iconic character Bibbojaan from Sanjay Leela Bhansali's production between the real-life Aditi Rao Hydari.
As we delve deeper, we see the subtlety and the demand of quiet elegance in her life as she walks down the aisle again, but this time to give her life a fresh chapter with a partner and the absence of the grandeur in the celebration, typically found in most wedding ceremonies tells us a personal story about her.
Among many of the star's wedding details, as we try to find the personal connections of the actor with her partner, we must embark on the jewellery collection of the actor for the celebratory initiation of her big day: the engagement rings.
Rao Hydari got engaged to Sidhharth by receiving his token of love, the 'Toi et Moi' ring, meaning 'You and Me'. The ring has two pieces of diamond cut, representing the presence of two human beings staying closely connected, indicating the emotions of endearment between the two actors.
The diamonds on Aditi's ring were amidst the ones mined from a rare Hyderabadi Kohinoor mine, Golconda, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India. Siddharth's choice portrays his cognizable notes on Aditi Rao's Hyderabadi royal and luxuriously traditional ancestry.
In terms of her expression of love, she engaged Siddharth with a ring that represents discrepant strengths connected with the filmmaking art, and her choice very well indicates her inward admiration for her lover and his preferences.
The ring for Siddharth consists of Ruby, Emerald, and Sapphire and combines the three primary colours responsible for forming light: red, green, and blue.
Rao Hydari's engagement ring was notable and indicatively intimate, giving her admirers a look into the bond she shares with her long-term lover and now-husband.
Not many talked about her wedding before it happened, and not many took notes before the announcement of her engagement with her partner. She left her fans in awe, expressing the fulfillingness of her love life discretely through her engagement ring.