Ugramm Manju Marries Sai Sandhya at Dharmasthala-Photo Album

Ugramm Manju – Sai Sandhya Wedding

Traditional Wedding Ceremony at Dharmasthala

Wedding Rituals
Ugramm Manju and Sai Sandhya during the sacred wedding ceremony

The Wedding Moment
Traditional rituals performed in the presence of elders

At Lord Manjunatheshwara’s Shrine
Family members witness the wedding at Dharmasthala

Simple and Sacred Ceremony
The wedding followed traditional customs and rituals

Mahotsava Bhavana, Dharmasthala
A private wedding attended by close relatives

Faith-Centred Wedding
The ceremony focused on tradition and simplicity

Beginning of a New Journey
Ugramm Manju and Sai Sandhya as a married couple

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Ugramm Manju Marries Sai Sandhya at Dharmasthala | Photo Album

Kannada film actor Manjunath Gowda, popularly known as Ugramm Manju, entered married life after tying the knot with Sai Sandhya at the Sri Manjunatheshwara Temple in Dharmasthala.

The wedding ceremony was held in the presence of family members and close relatives. A photo album from the event is published along with this report.

The marriage took place at the Mahotsava Bhavana in Dharmasthala. Traditional rituals were performed before the deity Lord Manjunatheshwara, following customary practices.

The event was kept simple and private, without large-scale arrangements. Only close family members and select guests attended the ceremony.

A day before the wedding, the haldi ceremony was conducted at Manju’s residence with participation limited to family members and close friends.

Sai Sandhya works in the administrative department of a private hospital in Bengaluru, according to information shared by family sources.

Ugramm Manju is known for his roles in Kannada films such as Ugramm, Kirik Party, Hero, Kidi, Kireeta, Rani, Dooradarshana, Max, and Mark.

He also gained wider public recognition after participating in Bigg Boss Kannada Season 11, where he finished among the top five contestants.

Disclosure

This report is based on verified media inputs and publicly available information. No private or unconfirmed details have been included.

Sources

• Reputed Kannada news media reports
• Sri Manjunatheshwara Temple, Dharmasthala – public information