Popular music composer Anirudh Ravichander and Sunrisers Hyderabad owner Kavya Maran have tied the knot in an intimate destination wedding in Greece. The wedding marks the beginning of a new chapter for the couple, whose relationship has been the subject of considerable speculation for months.

Anirudh, known for chartbusters across Tamil and Telugu cinema, and Kavya, daughter of Sun Group chairman Kalanithi Maran, reportedly celebrated their wedding in the presence of close family members and select guests. The first pictures from the ceremony show the couple in coordinated ivory traditional outfits. 

Superstar Rajinikanth, Anirudh's parents, Kalanidhi Maran's family, Dayanidhi family, MK Stalin and his family with Udayanidhi Stalin attended this private ceremony. The wedding follows a traditional Tamil engagement ceremony, reportedly held in Greece on November 10. The celebrations have been kept intimate, with the Maran family overseeing the arrangements. 

Kavya Maran is widely recognised as the face of Sunrisers Hyderabad during IPL seasons and serves as an executive director at Sun TV Network. Anirudh, meanwhile, has emerged as one of India's busiest composers, delivering hits for major films across multiple industries.

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Several prominent personalities from cinema and politics have reportedly travelled to Greece for the celebrations. The couple are also hosting a grand wedding reception in Chennai on November 21. 

The wedding brings together two prominent names from the worlds of Indian entertainment, business and cricket, making it one of the most talked-about celebrity weddings of the year.

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