After a five-year courtship, popular Malayalam actress Bhavana got married to Kannada film producer Naveen, at a temple here on Monday.

The wedding was attended by only close relatives and friends of the couple.

The ceremonies were conducted as per Kerala Hindu traditions.

Over 100 police officers were posted to restrict intrusion by fans.

After the simple ceremony, the two drove to an auditorium where a feast was arranged.

Later in the evening, a special reception would be held for the couple's friends from the south Indian film industry.

The couple got engaged in 2017.

Born as Karthika Menon, Bhavana took her screen name about 15 years ago when she made her debut. The 31-year-old actress is hugely popular in the south Indian film circuit.

She is best known for films like NAMMAL, DAIVANAMATHIL, CHRONIC BACHELOR.

After a five-year courtship, popular Malayalam actress Bhavana got married to Kannada film producer Naveen, at a temple here on Monday.

The wedding was attended by only close relatives and friends of the couple.

The ceremonies were conducted as per Kerala Hindu traditions.

Over 100 police officers were posted to restrict intrusion by fans.

After the simple ceremony, the two drove to an auditorium where a feast was arranged.

Later in the evening, a special reception would be held for the couple's friends from the south Indian film industry.

The couple got engaged in 2017.

Born as Karthika Menon, Bhavana took her screen name about 15 years ago when she made her debut. The 31-year-old actress is hugely popular in the south Indian film circuit.

She is best known for films like NAMMAL, DAIVANAMATHIL, CHRONIC BACHELOR.

Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, who has been against the format of showing the 'smoking is injurious to health' disclaimers during a movie, on Sunday took a dig at it by saying it was "fun" to watch it during DARKEST HOUR.

"It's fun to watch the 'smoking warning' throughout the film as Churchill puffs away on his cigar while trying to figure out his strategy in his DARKEST HOUR," Kashyap tweeted.

DARKEST HOUR features actor Gary Oldman portraying Winston Churchill. The actor won his first Golden Globe Award in Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture-Drama category.

Kashyap has been persistent in his view that while running a disclaimer is not a bad idea, but the current format of showing it during a movie not right.

"It is fine to put an ad before and after the film, but on the film – it's not just distracting, it's insulting," Kashyap had told IANS in an interview.

Kashyap had even filed a case in court over his refusal to carry static anti-smoking warnings in his film UGLY, but had lost it.

Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, who has been against the format of showing the 'smoking is injurious to health' disclaimers during a movie, on Sunday took a dig at it by saying it was "fun" to watch it during DARKEST HOUR.

"It's fun to watch the 'smoking warning' throughout the film as Churchill puffs away on his cigar while trying to figure out his strategy in his DARKEST HOUR," Kashyap tweeted.

DARKEST HOUR features actor Gary Oldman portraying Winston Churchill. The actor won his first Golden Globe Award in Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture-Drama category.

Kashyap has been persistent in his view that while running a disclaimer is not a bad idea, but the current format of showing it during a movie not right.

"It is fine to put an ad before and after the film, but on the film – it's not just distracting, it's insulting," Kashyap had told IANS in an interview.

Kashyap had even filed a case in court over his refusal to carry static anti-smoking warnings in his film UGLY, but had lost it.

YRF's SULTAN- an inspiring, underdog tale that became a blockbuster in record time- continues to garner audiences worldwide. With a heartfelt son of the soil story about a rural Indian wrestler’s struggle to prove himself in a modern sports and entertainment arena, SULTAN has gone on to win major awards at the Tehran International Sports Film Festival.

Ali Abbas Zafar, the director of SULTAN has won the trophy and honorary diploma for the Best Director of Long Narrative. Anushka Sharma has won best actress trophy and honorary diploma in the Long Narrative category. And the film’s hero, the winsome Sultan Salman Khan won the Best Actor trophy and diploma in the Long Narrative section.

An elated director Ali Abbas Zafar shared, "SULTAN has cut across borders cultures and languages with its powerful story, performances and honest belief in the life changing impact of a sport. The team and I are very thankful to the organizers at Tehran International Sports Film Festival for their appreciation and love."

SULTAN has already made impact with standing ovations and high praise won at the Busan International Film Festival and at the Shanghai International Film Festival. The film’s success at Tehran reiterates it’s universal appeal and the power of cinema in entertaining and engaging with people worldwide.

YRF's SULTAN- an inspiring, underdog tale that became a blockbuster in record time- continues to garner audiences worldwide. With a heartfelt son of the soil story about a rural Indian wrestler’s struggle to prove himself in a modern sports and entertainment arena, SULTAN has gone on to win major awards at the Tehran International Sports Film Festival.

Ali Abbas Zafar, the director of SULTAN has won the trophy and honorary diploma for the Best Director of Long Narrative. Anushka Sharma has won best actress trophy and honorary diploma in the Long Narrative category. And the film’s hero, the winsome Sultan Salman Khan won the Best Actor trophy and diploma in the Long Narrative section.

An elated director Ali Abbas Zafar shared, "SULTAN has cut across borders cultures and languages with its powerful story, performances and honest belief in the life changing impact of a sport. The team and I are very thankful to the organizers at Tehran International Sports Film Festival for their appreciation and love."

SULTAN has already made impact with standing ovations and high praise won at the Busan International Film Festival and at the Shanghai International Film Festival. The film’s success at Tehran reiterates it’s universal appeal and the power of cinema in entertaining and engaging with people worldwide.