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Haathi Mere Saathi actor Vishnu Vishal to tie the knot with badminton player Jwala Gutta in April?

Actor Vishnu Vishal’s latest film Haathi Mere Saathi’s release date got postponed owing to the spike in Covid. On the personal front, the actor is all set to tie the knot with his girlfriend Jwala Gutta. Yes, Vishal is dating the ace badminton player. Now if the latest buzz is anything to go by, then these lovebirds are planning to take the plunge in April this year.

It was only recently when Vishnu had confirmed his marriage plans with Jwala. However, neither of them had shared details of their plan. And now according to a Times of India report, the couple is gearing up to tie the knot next month.

Recently, pictures of Jwala from her bridal shower were all over the internet. Going by these pics, seems like the couple will tie the knot very soon. Revealing about the couple’s wedding, a source told TOI, “The wedding is scheduled to happen within a month, sometime towards April end. It will be an intimate affair, considering the unprecedented times we are living in, but will be a celebration to remember.”

 

A few days back talking about Jwala, at an event Vishnu had said, “We are going to tie the know real soon and I am going to become a Telugu alludu (son-in-law) now. I am extremely happy about it. I will announce the wedding date soon.”

 

After dating for a couple of years, Vishnu and Jawala had exchanged rings in September last year.

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