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On Wednesday, the actress took to her Instagram, and shared two pictures from her roka ceremony. She also penned a note in the caption, as she detail how it all happened. She wrote, "He asked, I smiled, I cried (in that order), and screamed the easiest YES of my life! I'm full filmy, background score, slow-mo dreams, mascara running and all. He's logic, calm, and "let's carry a first-aid kit just in case (sic)".

She further mentioned, "I manifest drama. He manages it. And somehow, we just... Fit. So when he asked, the heroine in me took over -- arms in the air, tears in my eyes, and zero network in my brain. Because real love? It may not always be perfect. But, It. Is. Magical #Engaged #Rokafied".

Earlier, the actress had voiced her support for the Indian Armed Forces and expressed deep sorrow for the victims of the recent Pahalgam terror attack. In a heartfelt message, the actress emphasized the need for unity and strength in the face of terrorism while lauding Operation Sindoor as a powerful and necessary response.

Sharing her thoughts, Avika said, "As an Indian," my heart goes out to the victims of the Pahalgam incident and their families, and I stand with our armed forces and every citizen who believes in justice and peace. Operation Sindoor is a bold message that terrorism will not go unanswered. We must stay united, resilient, and hopeful for a future where such actions are no longer necessary".

The mission, which was conducted without breaching Pakistani airspace, successfully targeted nine high-risk locations linked to recent terror activities against India. Among the areas hit were Muridke, Bahawalpur, Kotli, and Muzaffarabad in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir--regions long associated with terrorist infrastructure.

- IANS