Actor-Producer Laxman Singh Rajput Gets Married to Rajni Rajput in a Traditional Hindu Ceremony!

Celebrated actor and film producer Laxman Singh Rajput has embarked on a new journey in life, marrying #RajniRajput in a wedding ceremony rooted deeply in Hindu traditions and the cultural heritage of the Brij region. The wedding, held recently in a warm and festive atmosphere, beautifully reflected the couple’s commitment to preserving age-old customs.

Rajni Rajput is the daughter of Jawahar Singh Bhati from Ballabhgarh, and the union brought together two respected Rajput families. Despite building his career in Mumbai’s film industry, Laxman has often expressed his emotional connection to his homeland. He shared that the fragrance of Brij’s soil and its traditions have always remained close to his heart, making the traditional wedding ceremony even more special.

Laxman Singh Rajput comes from a family with a strong background in service and discipline. His father, Man Singh Rajput, is a retired Army officer. His elder brother, Sanjay Rajput, currently serves in the Tripura Rifles, while his mother, Ramvati Rajput, manages the household. Another brother, Ganga Singh Rajput, is engaged in farming in their native village.

The wedding ceremony saw the presence of family members as well as distinguished personalities from the entertainment and professional sectors. Among those attending were film director and writer Sagar Joshi, singer-rapper Santy Sharma, Assistant Executive Engineer Siddhant Singh (IDSE), Assistant Section Officer Afreen Khan from the Ministry of Railways, and film producer and financer Lokesh Malav.

At 33, Laxman’s story is one of persistence and passion. Hailing from the small village of Iklera in Deeg, Bharatpur, he has steadily built a name for himself in the Hindi film industry. Beyond acting, he has also carved a niche as a producer, backing projects such as Keep Safe Distance, Chaal Gazab Hai, The Third Hacker, and Suni Suni Raaten, along with vertical-format content for OTT platforms.

As an actor, he has appeared alongside Nawazuddin Siddiqui in Thackeray and Salman Khan in Bharat, in addition to roles in television shows like Jijaji Chhat Par Hain, Crime Patrol, and CID. His wedding marks not just a personal milestone, but also a celebration of cultural pride and family legacy.

By Keerti Kadam