Amidst the beats of music and the rhythm of love, Keshav Dhanraj, the heartbeat of the acclaimed band Sanam, has announced his forthcoming church wedding with Marcia D’Souza, scheduled for the day synonymous with love, February 14th. The lovebirds, who have been creating their own symphony of romance for the past five years, shared their excitement about the ceremony, which will be held at a scenic ocean-side location in Mumbai’s elite Colaba area.
Dhanraj, wielding the drumsticks for the fan-adored Indian pop quartet, has orchestrated a celebration that promises to echo the couple’s unique blend of cultures. “We will have a church wedding on February 14, followed by a festive reception that honors Marcia’s heritage,” Dhanraj revealed. Although he kept the specifics under wraps, he hinted that the events planned would leave their guests in joyful surprise. “A lot of time and effort is going into planning a special day that’s fun for everyone involved,” he added.
Last year, in August, the couple made it official by registering their marriage. However, they sought to reserve the sacrament of their wedding for a day that would allow them to curate a “sweet and intimate” gathering. Dhanraj notes, “We are thrilled and have been meticulously planning our dream wedding. We are keeping the ceremony very intimate with close friends and family from various corners of the globe — Canada, Australia, the US, Kuwait, and Dubai — joining us in our celebration.”
Retracing their journey to this momentous occasion, Dhanraj reminisced about the attention to detail that went into asking for Marcia’s hand in marriage. “It began with me seeking her family’s blessings, which preluded to a month-long quest for the perfect engagement ring,” he said. The proposal unfolded like a fairy tale in the tulip gardens of Amsterdam—meticulously planned and magically executed.
Sanam, the band that Dhanraj lends his percussive talents to, has carved a niche in the contemporary Indian music scene with their soulful renditions of classics like ‘Yeh raatein yeh mausam’, ‘Gulabi aakhein’, and ‘Likhe jo khat tujhe’. They have earned a dedicated following and critical acclaim, with their reinterpretations instilling new life into golden oldies.
While the drums set the tempo and the guitars strum to the beat, the union of Dhanraj and D’Souza promises to be a melodious blend of tradition, love, and celebration. The air of anticipation is as palpable as the prelude to a grand musical finale.
As with all stories of public interest, this report garners its insights from various sources, with Mid-day acting as a syndicator for this particular account. Though Mid-day stands aside from asserting the complete dependability or reliability of the text, the narrative resounds with the anticipation of union, love, and music that will certainly strike a chord with fans worldwide.
Come February, as Keshav Dhanraj and Marcia D’Souza exchange vows under the auspices of the church spire, it won’t just be a marriage of hearts but also of cultures, all set against the backdrop of the boundless Indian Ocean, reflecting the limitless love they share. As their personal love song progresses to its next verse, one can only look on with joy for the happy couple and the enchanting new life they’re set to compose together.
