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Actress Priyamani Gets Engaged

Darpan News Desk IANS, 29 May, 2016 12:38 PM

Southern actress Priyamani, known for her work in National Award-winning Tamil film "Paruthiveeran" among other films, has got engaged.

"Happy to announce that Mustafa Raj and I got engaged on Friday the 27th at a close and private function at home (sic)," Priyamani shared on her Twitter page on Sunday.

Priyamani, according to a source close to her, met Mustafa during Indian Premiere League (IPL) a few years ago.

"Mustafa's association with IPL is via his event management company. Priyamani had met him during a match in Bangalore a few years ago. Since then they've been dating and finally decided to settle down," the source told IANS.

Priyamani currently awaits the release of her Kannada film "Dana Kayonu".

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