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Shriya Saran ties knot with Russian boyfriend Andrei Koscheev?

| @indiablooms | Mar 17, 2018, at 09:58 pm

Mumbai, Mar 17 (IBNS): Southern actress Shriya Saran has married her Russian boyfriend Andrei Koscheev this month, media reports said.

The marriage reportedly took place on Mar 12 at the actor's home at Lokhandwala back road in Mumbai.

A source close to the actor told Mid Day, "It was a private affair with only family members and close friends present. The only celebrity guests present were Manoj Bajpayee and wife Shabana, who stay in the neighbourhood." 

The newspaper reported that the couple exchanged vows in a traditional Hindu ceremony, with the bride looking radiant in a pink outfit. 

A popular face in Southern movies, Shriya also appeared in several Bollywood movies like Awarapan and Drishyam.
 

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