PV Sindhu, who won 2 Olympic medals, will become a bride, will take 7 rounds on this day; Know where the wedding will take place
PV Sindhu
India’s star badminton player PV Sindhu recently won the title of Syed Modi International Tournament and ended the trophy drought after a long time. 29 year old Sindhu is now ready to become a bride. She will take seven rounds in Udaipur on 22 December 2024. Sindhu will marry Hyderabad-based Venkat Dutta Sai, who is an executive director at Poseidex Technologies. Father PV Ramana has shared important information for his marriage.
Wedding programs will start from December 20
PV Sindhu’s father PV Ramana told PTI that both the families knew each other but everything was decided only a month ago. This was the only possible time because her (Sindhu’s) schedule is going to be very busy since January. That’s why both the families decided to organize the wedding ceremony on December 22. The reception will be held on 24th December in Hyderabad. She will start her training soon as the next session is going to be very important. Wedding related programs will start from December 20.
Sindhu returned to rhythm
PV Sindhu was struggling with poor form for some time and even in the Olympics, she could not show anything special. But now by winning the Syed Modi International Tournament, he has regained his momentum and in the coming time he has to play many big tournaments, in which Indians will expect good performance from him. Sindhu has also won two gold medals in the Commonwealth Games.
Has won 5 medals in the World Championship
PV Sindhu is considered one of India’s most legendary badminton players, having won five medals at the World Championships, including a gold in 2019. Apart from this, he has also won silver and bronze medals in the Olympic Games. This champion badminton player won consecutive Olympic medals in Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020. She is the fourth Indian player to win two medals in the Olympics. Apart from them, Manu Bhakar, Sushil Kumar and Neeraj Chopra have won two medals in the Olympics. Sindhu achieved a career-best world ranking of number two in 2017.
(Input: PTI)
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