Allu Arjun and Sneha Reddy’s daughter Allu Arha turned eight and her parents shared some adorable glimpses of the celebration. Sneha shared a family photo on Instagram showing the birthday girl gearing up to cut the cake in the presence of her family members. She then shared a video showing Arha cutting the cake surrounded by people cheering for her. The room was decorated with pink balloons to make the little one feel special.

The Telugu superstar, too, shared several photos from the party.

One of them included his daughter posing with the delicious birthday cake and the next photo showed her posing with her grandparents.

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Earlier in the day, the Pushpa star shared a short clip of Arha with the note, “Happy Birthday to the cutest joy of my life … My lil Arha 8 years of purest joy … your presence makes my life wayyy sweeter … lots of hugs, pokey kisses and infinite love. NANAA”

Sneha, too, shared several photos of her daughter along with a birthday note that read, “Happy birthday to my sweetest , cutest , compassionate, positive baby. We love u so much Arha #8 #2024”

Allu Arjun and Sneha Reddy tied the knot in 2011 and they share two kids – Allu Arha and Allu Aryan. On the work front, he is gearing up for the release of his much-anticipated film, Pushpa: The Rule. He will reprise his role as Pushpa along with Rashmika Mandanna and Fahadh Faasil.

Naga Chaitanya and Sobhita Dhulipala are all set to marry on December 4. Ahead of their wedding, the groom-to-be’s superstar father, Nagarjuna, opened up about the same and said that it was going to be a traditional Telugu wedding. He revealed that Sobhita’s parents insisted on it. 

Speaking about the wedding, he said, “Chaitanya didn’t want a big wedding; he and Sobhita both preferred a gathering of close family and friends. They told me to leave the arrangements to them. They wanted to do it their way, and honestly, it was a huge relief! I said, please do.”

He added, “Sobhita’s parents were clear about wanting to include all the rituals, and I was completely on board. I find the chants and ceremonies so soothing — they bring a sense of peace. It’s going to be a lovely wedding, simple and heartfelt, just like the couple.”

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The wedding will take place at the Annapurna Studios in Hyderabad, and it will be a close-knit affair with family members and close friends in attendance.

GRAP-IV, or the fourth stage of anti-pollution measures in effect for Delhi and the National Capital Region, will remain in force for the next 72 hours, the Supreme Court said Friday, with the AQI in the city and surrounding areas at 371, or still in the ‘very poor’ category, this morning.

The court also underlined its intention to retain control of dropping down a level, or even two, in the GRAP, or Graded Response Action Plan, hierarchy; Justice Abhay S Oka said, “What we are suggesting is this… on Monday we will examine compliance (of its orders by the Delhi government)… and then we will consider whether to bring it down from GRAP-IV to GRAP-II.”

Further, the court also proposed the government post police personnel at the 113 checkpoints on the city’s borders to monitor entry of trucks into the national capital region. Under GRAP-IV trucks and commercial vehicles carrying non-essential goods and services are banned from entering the capital, but questions have been raised about the enforcement of this ban.

The court said, “Tell us how you (the Delhi government) are stopping entry of trucks? We want a team of experts to monitor entry of trucks into the NCR and then we will take a call.”

It dismissed as “arbitrary” the Delhi government’s plea it had, in fact, done just that, observing, “This is meaningless if you’re not providing the list of the entry points. It cannot be verified.”