Archive · 20 Jul 2026
Sharmiela Mandre and Sudhan Sundaram wed at Jaipur's Samode Bagh
Sharmiela Mandre and Sudhan Sundaram got married in a beautiful old garden near Jaipur called Samode Bagh.
The garden is very special because it's been there for 250 years and has pretty fountains and flowers.
The couple wanted their wedding to be about culture and tradition, not just a big show.
They had their ceremony in a traditional South Indian style, with Sharmiela wearing a pretty silk saree and gold jewellery.
They celebrated over a few days with their family and friends, enjoying the nice gardens and old palace nearby.
Sharmiela Mandre and Sudhan Sundaram married in an intimate ceremony on July 12.
The wedding took place at Samode Bagh, a 250-year-old Mughal-inspired garden near Jaipur.
The couple focused on culture and craftsmanship, showcasing Indian art traditions.
Sharmiela wore a traditional South Indian ivory-and-gold silk saree with temple jewellery.
The celebrations spanned multiple days at Samode Bagh and the nearby Samode Palace.
- Who
- Kannada actor-producer Sharmiela Mandre and filmmaker Sudhan Sundaram
- What
- Wedding ceremony
- When
- July 12
- Where
- Samode Bagh, near Jaipur
- Why
- To celebrate their marriage in a heritage setting
Heritage Wedding
Celebrity Spectacle
Wedding Focus
Heritage Wedding
The couple chose a heritage venue and focused on culture and craftsmanship.
Celebrity Spectacle
Some might expect a celebrity wedding to be more extravagant and spectacle-focused.
- Date
- July 12
- Venue
- Samode Bagh, near Jaipur
- Venue Age
- 250 years old
- Venue Style
- Mughal-inspired charbagh garden
- Bride's Attire
- Ivory-and-gold silk saree with zari work and temple jewellery