Jyotika pens romantic lines from her song ‘Ondra Renda’ in her latest post for husband Suriya

Suriya and Jyotika shared pictures from their photoshoot ahead of the Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant’s wedding festivities.

While the who’s who from the Bollywood industry were present at the Ambani-Merchant wedding which was held during the weekend, the business tycoon also invited several celebrities from the South film industry who were a part of the celebrations. Among them were also the power couple actor-producer Suriya and his actress-wife Jyotika. While they definitely set couple goals by making a stylish appearance at the wedding ceremony, they continue to do so on social media too.

Jyotika pens romantic lines from her song ‘Ondra Renda’ in her latest post for husband Suriya

Suriya and Jyotika do a romantic photoshoot

Even after years, the couple’s intense chemistry onscreen and off-screen leaves their fans enthralled. The Tamil actors decided to showcase a glimpse of the same on social media by posting photos from their recent photoshoot, ahead of attending the wedding ceremony of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant.

The couple chose a perfect South Indian traditional ensemble for the festivities. While Suriya wore white mundu and matching shirt, Jyotika added to the ethnic touch by sporting peach-golden Kanjeevuram saree along with emerald jewellery that complimented her look. Her bun with a hint of white flowers completed this beautiful look. Taking to social media, as they posted some frame-worthy photos, fans couldn’t stop gushing about their love. Furthermore, adding to the romance was also the caption. The actress decided to pen a few lines from one of the famous Jyotika-Suriya films, Kaakha Kaakha, titled ‘Ondra Renda Aasaigal’ as the caption for these lovely photos.

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About the song

Composed by Harris Jayraj, the song was picturized on Jyotika and Suriya from their 2003 blockbuster film Kaakha Kaakha. Interestingly, the romantic song was a remake of the Hindi song composed by the musician himself titled ‘Dil Ko Tumse Pyaar Hua’ from the 2001 film Rehnaa Hai Tere Dil Mein.

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