Vignesh Shivan and Nayanthara, the beloved couple who have won the hearts of many, have recently taken their journey of love to new heights as they embraced parenthood with the arrival of their twin sons. The couple, who fans across the country have always adored, continue to share endearing moments of their adorable munchkins on social media, leaving the internet in awe.

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Adding another chapter to their heartwarming story, Vignesh Shivan and Nayanthara celebrated the auspicious occasion of Krishna Jayanthi in the comfort of their beautiful home. In a delightful gesture, they shared a heart-melting picture of their twin sons, affectionately referring to them as their ‘two Krishnas.’ The couple took to social media to express their joy, writing, “With our two Krishananssssss! Such a blessed #KrishnaJayanthi with so many beautiful, blessed moments! All the love to our #Uyir & #Ulag Happy Krishna Jayanthi, hope everyone had a wonderful one with family and friends @nayanthara.”

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Parenting Goals!

Vignesh Shivan and Nayanthara’s love story has been nothing short of a fairy tale, capturing the imagination of fans. Their journey together has been marked by unwavering support, affection, and a deep bond that has only grown stronger with time. From sharing their personal moments on social media to celebrating life’s milestones together, this power couple continues to set #RelationshipGoals for their admirers.

Krishna Jayanthi

Krishna Jayanthi, also known as Janmashtami, is a significant Hindu festival celebrated with great fervor and devotion across India. It marks the birth anniversary of Lord Krishna, one of the most worshipped deities in Hinduism, who is considered to be the eighth manifestation of Lord Vishnu. This auspicious occasion usually falls on the eighth day (Ashtami) of the dark fortnight of the month of Bhadrapada in the Hindu calendar, which typically falls in August or September. Devotees observe fasts, sing devotional songs, enact plays depicting Lord Krishna’s childhood, and decorate temples and homes with colorful flowers and rangolis. It is a time of spiritual reflection and joy, signifying the victory of good over evil and the divine playfulness of Lord Krishna.