Danish Sait, RCB's popular Mr. Nags, enters wedlock with fiancee Anya Rangaswami

RCB insider with Mr. Nags is considered as one of the most popular and lively shows going around while the Indian Premier League (IPL) is on. The man behind the funny character of Mr. Nags is Danish Sait. In the recent turn of events, Sait tied the knot with his fiancée Anya Rangaswami who is a graphic designer by profession. The couple got engaged in an extremely private affair that saw just 15 of their relatives.

Soon after exchanging rings, the couple chose a very simple way to get married. In presence of their closest relatives, Sait and Anya registered for their wedding and posted a few pictures on their Instagram. The events took place on June 10 and the comedian posted the pictures of the event with a beautiful caption.

“Anya and I exchanged rings today in the presence of 15 of our closest family & friends, following our registered wedding yesterday. As we embark on this journey of love and togetherness, please bless us and send us your love,” wrote Danish Sait on his IG handle.

Danish Sait posted adorable pictures on Instagram from the event

 

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Sait is a popular actor and comedian and has gained a lot of popularity with his famous show alongside Royal Challengers Bangalore. He comes dressed up in funny outfits and engages in chirpy talks with players of the Bangalore-based outfit. Moreover, he is the brother of actor Kubbra Sait from Sacred Games. Many notable personalities from Bollywood stepped up to congratulate the couple. On the special occasion, one of the close friends of Danish added-

“And I’m so happy for Dan and Anya. I’ve known him for over nine years now and Anya for the last two years. They complete each other and are so fabulous together. This indeed is such a special occasion and they are so happy with each other. Of course, these are times of social distancing, but love will always keep us all close. I wish them many years of togetherness and wedded bliss,” as quoted by The Times of India.