EXCLUSIVE | Security on high alert for Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna's wedding, source says 'The team reportedly underwent nearly three weeks of...'

Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna are all set to tie the knot and the wedding festivities have already begun in Udaipur. The celebrations are intimate and private and the couple has ensured it reamains so.

A source tells us exclusively, “The security team reportedly underwent nearly three weeks of intensive training ahead of the wedding to ensure flawless execution and complete safety.”

The celebrations at ITC Mementos will continue with haldi and sangeet sessions on February 25, and the couple will officially become husband and wife on February 26.

The Haldi ceremony will be held at the hotel’s courtyard which will be guarded for the privacy of the couple and its guests. Artisans have reportedly been flown in for the occasion, and the event will reflect a mix of South Indian and contemporary aesthetics.

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The Wedding of  VIROSH

In a heartfelt announcement surrounding what is being celebrated as the biggest wedding of the year, Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna revealed that their wedding will officially be known as “The Wedding of VIROSH.”

The couple shared a personal note explaining that the name wasn’t inspired by planners or family traditions, but by their fans — who years ago lovingly combined their names into “VIROSH.” What began as a fan-coined identity gradually became a symbol of affection, and now defines this landmark moment in their lives.

Long before any wedding plans were made, fans had already given their bond a meaning. By naming their wedding after this fan-created identity, Vijay and Rashmika ensured their supporters are not mere spectators, but part of their celebration. This gesture reflects the couple’s belief that this milestone belongs as much to the people who stood by them as it does to them.