Ravi K Chandran's son ties the knot in Chennai; Mani Ratnam, Karthi, Shankar attend

Kabir Singh cinematographer Santhana Krishnan married Manini Mishra in Chennai. His wedding was attended by several celebrities.

Cinematographer Ravi K Chandran's son Santhana Krishnan got married to his fiance Manini Mishra in Chennai on Thursday. The wedding took place at the Park Hyatt star hotel in Guindy and several celebrities were seen in attendance. This included Mani Ratnam, Karthi and Shankar among others.

Santhana Krishnan wedding

Mani Ratnam at Santhana Krishnan's wedding.

Sharing pictures from the wedding, film trade analyst Ramesh Bala wrote on Twitter, “Ace cinematographer #RaviKChandran's son Santhana Krishnan entered wedlock with Manini Mishra at a grand event in Chennai today. Top film personalities attended and wished the couple happy married life.”

Celebs at Santhana Krishnan wedding

Meanwhile, a report also claimed Ravivarman, Jeeva, RT Rajasekar, Srikar Prasad, Sudha Kongara, Manikandan, Sabu Cyril, AR Murugadoss, Maneka Suresh, Thanu, Kalidas Jayaram, Kalyani Priyadarshan, Priyadarshan, Sathyajyothi Thiagarajan and Suresh Balaji were also present to congratulate the couple.

Several more photos of Santhana Krishnan and Manini Mishra have surfaced online. They also posed with their families.

Who is Ravi K Chandran?

Veteran Ravi K Chandran started his career in the Malayalam film industry as an assistant to his brother, cinematographer, Ramachandra Babu ISC. Later he worked with Rajiv Menon. He went on to work in Hindi, Malayalam, and Tamil cinema. Some of his best works include Virasat, Dil Chahta Hai, Major Saab, Kannathil Muthamittal, Kannezhuthi Pottum Thottu, Black, Fanaa, Koi... Mil Gaya, Ghajini and Saawariya.

Following in his footsteps, his son Santhana Krishnan Ravichandran joined movies. He made his big debut in Bollywood with Tiger Shroff's Baaghi 2. He has worked for films like Kabir Singh, Happy New Year and Nota. Talking about joining the industry, Santhana had told DNA India, “There’s definitely a lot of pressure. And every time I do a film, I’ll be compared to my dad because he has a great filmography. I need to live up to it, so it’s pushed me harder to do better. My dad is my guide. He showed me the way to go about filming, but at the same time, he also gave me space. We’re two different people who have their own way of making films. People like Ahmed sir call me the calmer version of my dad.”