KKN Gurugram Desk | In yet another instance of AI-generated content blurring lines between reality and fiction, images of television stars Karan Kundrra and Tejasswi Prakash in what appears to be their Haldi ceremony have taken social media by storm. The pictures, showing the couple adorned with turmeric and flower garlands, instantly sparked rumors that the fan-favorite duo had secretly tied the knot.
But here’s the catch—the images are not real. They are AI-generated fan creations, and no official confirmation of a wedding has been made by either actor.
Karan and Tejasswi, affectionately known as “TejRan” by their fans, became a household name after their chemistry bloomed during Bigg Boss Season 15. Since then, they’ve remained one of Indian television’s most adored couples, regularly trending on social media with every appearance or update.
Their fans have been eagerly awaiting news of their engagement or wedding for over two years, and the slightest hint of marriage news spreads like wildfire across the internet.
The viral pictures showed:
Karan Kundrra and Tejasswi Prakash smeared with haldi (turmeric) on their faces and arms.
The couple dressed in traditional yellow attire, often associated with Haldi rituals in Indian weddings.
Floral garlands around their necks, indicating a marriage ceremony or pre-wedding event.
A background that appeared to be decorated for an intimate celebration.
As the pictures circulated across platforms like Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), and WhatsApp, many fans began congratulating the couple, believing the wedding had happened in secret.
Despite how convincing the pictures appeared, it has been officially clarified by sources close to the couple and fan communities that these images were created using AI-based image generation tools.
These tools can superimpose facial features onto imagined scenarios, creating hyper-realistic visuals of events that never actually happened. In this case, AI was used to simulate a Haldi ceremony featuring Karan and Tejasswi.
These images were first posted by fan accounts and quickly went viral, with many users not realizing they were digitally fabricated.
AI-generated content—especially involving celebrity weddings, transformations, or fantasy castings—has become a growing trend. Fans use tools like MidJourney, DALL·E, and Leonardo.AI to create scenarios they wish to see in real life, such as their favorite stars getting married or playing mythological roles.
In recent months, similar trends have included:
AI images of Bollywood actors as Ramayana characters
AI edits of celebrity babies or aging predictions
Imaginary movie posters featuring unreleased dream projects
These visuals are often so realistic that they confuse the general public and even go viral as supposed “leaks” or breaking news.
As of now, Karan Kundrra and Tejasswi Prakash have not announced any engagement or wedding. Both actors are active on social media, regularly sharing glimpses of their personal lives and outings together, but no formal wedding plans have been disclosed.
They have spoken fondly about each other in interviews and often address questions about marriage with playful responses, keeping fans curious but grounded.
Once the truth came out that the viral images were AI-generated, fans responded with a mix of emotions:
Disappointment: Some were initially excited and then let down after realizing the images were fake.
Admiration: Others praised the artistic quality of the AI visuals.
Hopeful comments: Many fans took the incident as a positive omen, commenting things like “Manifesting this moment for real!”
The hashtags #TejRan, #KaranTejasswi, and #TejRanWedding trended intermittently throughout the day.
In related entertainment updates, British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran has been making waves in India. Recently surfaced videos show Ed enjoying time with Arijit Singh and Shah Rukh Khan, and even singing Bollywood tracks.
This surprising East-meets-West interaction has delighted fans, showing how global music and cinema continue to blend.
This viral episode highlights an important lesson for both media consumers and creators:
Verify before you believe: In the age of AI and deepfakes, visual proof isn’t always real.
Responsible sharing: Even if created with good intentions, sharing misleading content without clarification can cause confusion.
Fan creativity is powerful: While AI can be fun and artistic, it’s important for fans to clearly label content to avoid misleading others.
The AI-generated Haldi pictures of Karan Kundrra and Tejasswi Prakash may not represent a real-life event, but they do reflect the intensity of fan love for the couple. While the wedding bells haven’t rung just yet, the couple continues to be one of the most followed and fantasized-about duos in Indian television.
And until the day they officially tie the knot, fans will keep creating, manifesting, and dreaming.
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