Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda's wedding: Couple hires international security firm for private wedding - Report

Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda are set to tie the knot on February 26 and the buzz surrounding it has made it Tollywood’s one of the biggest event. The couple who have planned to keep the event extremely private seemed to be leaving no stones unturned. Latest reports suggest that they have hired an international security agency to maintain privacy.Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda want their special day to be private and kept behind closed doors, celebrating it with close family and friends. As per a report by India Today, to secure the perimeter as the wedding is taking place at a large venue in Udaipur, the couple has hired a specialised agency from abroad. The team will work together with the local Rajasthan security and will ensure that the event remains extremely private. The planning for the February 26 wedding has been very careful. Everything has been done quietly. Vendors have been told to stay silent. All arrangements are handled without noise. Only a few people know the full details. Friends and family are also keeping quiet.Also See: Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda officially announce 'The wedding of VIROSH': 'Thank you for holding us with so much love' Even though the wedding is private, the couple is reported to host a big reception on March 4 in Hyderabad. Friends and people from the film industry will attend this event. It is also reported that the couple has kept a no-media rule on the wedding and reception. It is said that Vijay and Rashmika may greet the media after a few days.Earlier, a wedding card went viral this week. It carried signatures from Vijay and Rashmika. It stated, “I’m writing to share some special news and to invite you to be part of a huge moment. With the love and blessings of our families, Rashmika and I will be getting married on 26.02.26 in a small and intimate ceremony.”See More: ‘Toxic’ teaser out: Yash as Raya unleashes fierce aura: ‘It’s over, when I say it’s over’