Music composer and singer Kaala Bhairava, son of veteran composer MM Keeravaani, has made his relationship with actress Kavya Kalyanaraman official on Instagram. The couple shared a series of pictures together, accompanying them with deeply personal notes about what they mean to each other.
Kaala Bhairava’s caption was particularly emotional as he described how his feelings for Kavya gradually became something much deeper than he could initially define. Addressing her as “Kaavyaa baabu,” he wrote, “Spending time with you feels like sitting by the mountains, watching a stream of water. Doing stuff with you feels like a vacation you don’t want to end.” He went on to compare their conversations to “having my favourite coffee on a winter early morning.”
The composer then revealed what he believes that feeling truly was. “For the most part, I couldn’t name that feeling. I couldn’t. But somewhere along our journey, I finally realised what it was. The feeling. It was the feeling of ‘home’.” He added, “When I first met you, I didn’t meet a new person. I came home and never left it since,” before announcing that they have “a lifetime of being home together.”
Kavya, meanwhile, shared her own playful and affectionate perspective on the relationship. “Life update: I found My Yellow Paper Daisy,” she wrote, adding that some people “make us feel like we are God’s favourite child!” She also thanked Kaala Bhairava for “lighting up my most mundane days and making me feel like the luckiest girl ever.”
Ending on a lighter note, Kavya wrote, “Here’s to many many more years of you knowing that I want that Diet Coke even after I said No!” Their posts effectively turned a relationship reveal into a celebration of the affection, comfort and familiarity they have found in each other. Kaala Bhairava sang songs in films like Baahubali and composed music for Color Photo, Mathu Vadalara kind of films.
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