PV Sindhu & Datta's Wedding Song ｜ Seetha Kalyanam ｜ The Wedding Filmer

I've been waiting for this day. It's a dream for us to see this day happen. Uh-uh, no peaking. Because in the initial stages, it was a little bit concerning for my parents. As a father, I wanted, you know, at the end of the day, if my child wants to continue a sport, the boy who's coming into her life should support her. My dad was like, okay, focus on the Olympics, let's see later. So that's how we managed it and we've just pushed it away. There are probably multiple times in this two-year phase where I said, I'm done. So she told me, Jain, don't disturb me until the Olympics are over. Once it's done, I'll convince them. You need someone, right, to just hold your hand and say, it'll happen. This was an Olympic medal for her, this wedding. She said, I want it. She persevered, bro. She just... I won't give up on us, even if the skies get rough. Success is only skewed in a couple one way, because the other person has to sacrifice to make sure this person wins. I love to do these sacrifices. In fact, feel a part of the system. Now, you know, I have to do my bit to make sure she wins. This is the person you love, this is the person that puts in hours, hours perfecting her craft. You know, I'm proud. You can ask Peewee this. I am the biggest supporter of Peewee Srinivasan. He's the perfect guy, I feel. He's such a sweetheart, I would say, because you feel very safe in his hands. It's always important to have that supporting partner every single time. And I think that itself is a big blessing. Watching his interest, his attitude, I'm confident that he'll support my daughter. And they'll have a happy and colourful, successful life. No, I won't give up. No, the sky is the limit. The moral of the story is very simple. Be with each other, hold each other's hands. Good things will happen. Even if it's bad right now, there's light at the end of the tunnel. There were times where I didn't see the light. But Sindhu saw clear sunlight only there. And she told me very clearly that I'll take you out. You don't have to wait. It's just that small, you know, thin line. How do you manage it? I think that's very important. Yeah, I managed it. You went through so much and then finally this happens. And you think that, okay, you know, we made it. So, yeah.