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Rashmika Mandanna’s Kodava Wedding Saree — Did Vijay Deverakonda’s Mom Gift Her the Special Drape for VIROSH Ceremony?

One of the most heartwarming details to emerge from the VIROSH wedding on February 26, 2026, isn't about the decor or the guest list — it's about a saree. Reports…

February 26, 2026
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One of the most heartwarming details to emerge from the VIROSH wedding on February 26, 2026, isn’t about the decor or the guest list — it’s about a saree. Reports suggest that Rashmika Mandanna wore a special saree gifted by Vijay Deverakonda’s mother, Madhavi, specifically for the evening Kodava-style ceremony that honoured the bride’s cultural roots from Coorg.

VIROSH Wedding — Ceremony Breakdown

DetailInfo
Wedding DateFebruary 26, 2026
LocationUdaipur, Rajasthan
First CeremonyTelugu Hindu Wedding — 8:00 AM
Second CeremonyKodava traditional style — 5:00 PM
Rashmika’s Telugu LookDeep orange silk saree
Kodava SareeReportedly gifted by Vijay’s mother Madhavi
Groom’s OutfitTraditional Pancha with red Angavastram
ReceptionMarch 4, 2026 — Hyderabad

The Saree That’s Got Everyone Talking

The Kodava ceremony — held to honour Rashmika’s heritage from Coorg, Karnataka — carried a deeply personal touch that went far beyond the rituals. According to reports, Vijay Deverakonda’s mother, Madhavi, presented Rashmika with a special saree for this second ceremony. While official photos of the Kodava nuptials are still awaited, the gesture itself has already captured the internet’s heart.

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In Kodava culture, traditional wedding attire holds immense significance — the bride typically drapes a saree in the distinctive Kodava style, pinned with traditional jewellery that reflects the community’s warrior heritage. The fact that her new mother-in-law personally chose and gifted the saree makes this moment quietly extraordinary.

Inside the Full VIROSH Wedding Day

The day began at 8:00 AM with a traditional Telugu ceremony steeped in “Old World” charm — Vijay in a Pancha and red Angavastram tied to Rashmika’s deep orange silk saree, a symbol of their union literally woven together. Rashmika’s family formally welcomed Vijay and his family with coconuts, betel leaves, fresh fruits, turmeric, and kumkum — all rituals central to South Indian nuptial customs.

The Telugu ceremony was attended by close friends and filmmaker guests including Sandeep Reddy Vanga, Tharun Bhascker, Rahul Ravindran, Kalyani Priyadarshan, and Ashika Ranganath — all in line with the couple’s strict no-phone policy that kept the celebrations intimate and private.

For the latest VIROSH wedding updates, bridal fashion details, and South Indian celebrity news, visit TechnoSports Entertainment.

The couple’s journey from co-stars in Geetha Govindam to husband and wife is one of Indian cinema’s most beloved love stories — and details like this saree gift are exactly why. Catch all celeb wedding coverage and more on TechnoSports.

FAQs

Q: What is the Kodava wedding ceremony at the VIROSH wedding?

The Kodava ceremony is a traditional wedding ritual honouring Rashmika Mandanna’s cultural roots from the Kodava community of Coorg, Karnataka, held at 5:00 PM on February 26 after the morning Telugu wedding.

Q: Did Vijay Deverakonda’s mother gift Rashmika Mandanna a saree for the wedding?

Yes — according to reports, Vijay’s mother Madhavi gifted Rashmika a special saree specifically for the Kodava-style ceremony, though official photos from that ceremony are still awaited.

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