Sreejith Vijayan and serial star Rebecca Santhosh got married.

Sreejith Vijayan and serial star Rebecca Santhosh got married.

Falling on Valentine’s Day, their union became a quiet milestone when Sreejith Vijayan tied the knot with Rebecca Santhosh in mid-February. Held behind closed doors at a private hotel, the event drew near kin alongside familiar faces from Kerala's entertainment circles. Gathered under one roof were relatives, trusted companions, plus performers rooted in Malayalam cinema and TV dramas.

Now she's recognized across Kerala, thanks to early parts on small screens lighting up households. From Thrissur originally, Rebecca Santhosh found her rhythm playing Kunjikuttan - sincerity in every gesture pulled people in. Her craft relies less on flash, more on quiet truth delivered straight to camera lenses. Audiences remember Kavya best; the role lived beyond episodes, echoing in daily conversations. Since then, loyalty follows her - not loud, yet steady - from living rooms turned into faithful outposts.

A familiar face in Malayalam cinema, Sreejith Vijayan made his mark with the film Margamkali - its narrative style and craftsmanship drew notice. That project highlighted more than direction; it revealed a storyteller attentive to visual detail. Behind the camera, he shapes scenes like someone who thinks in images first, words second. Writing scripts comes naturally to him, just as framing shots does. Recognition followed quietly, built scene by scene, choice by choice. People in the field see him as one who works without noise, yet leaves a clear imprint.

Five years shaped their love, built on standing by one another through personal shifts and work hurdles. A happy wedding marked what came after all that time growing together. Those who know them well say patience and quiet strength thread through how they relate. Shared moments pile up between them like unnoticed bricks forming something solid. Joy found its way into vows spoken under familiar laughter. Their path wasn’t loud but steady - marked more by presence than grand gestures. Close friends see a rare balance: two people meeting eye-to-eye without losing themselves.

A small crowd gathered under soft lights, their laughter filling the air. Not far off, faces known from screens stood quietly among them, offering quiet smiles. These guests had walked red carpets before, yet here they simply watched, present in the moment. Close friends of the pair nodded along to each word spoken, feeling every pause. Arrangements sat low on wooden stands - flowers without fuss, calm in their stillness. Joy moved slowly through the rows, passing from one person to another. Among whispers and glances, something genuine held everyone steady.

Soon after, fan messages poured into social media, along with warm notes from other musicians. What stood out to many was how lasting their bond had been, followed by hopes for joy in marriage. Clips and pictures from the ceremony spread fast online, sparking praise for their poise and connection. Moments like these rarely fade so quickly through feeds.

Now stepping into key moments of their paths, Rebecca Santhosh and Sreejith Vijayan move ahead in different lanes. On screen week after week, she holds her ground in TV drama. He, meanwhile, shapes stories behind the camera in film. Fans greeted their union like a quiet sunrise - no noise, just warmth. Many now watch, curious how life unfolds when two driven people walk side by side.

Starting fresh, the pair thanked everyone close - relatives, buddies, supporters - for the kind words flooding in. A moment like this one shows what happens when two creative souls from Kerala’s film world meet, connect, share life. Warmth filled the air that day, along with genuine affection, people gathered near, hearts aligned.