Actor Keerthy Suresh, who married her long-time partner Antony Thattil in a dreamy ceremony in Goa in 2024, recently gave fans a rare and intimate glimpse into her personal life. In collaboration with Asian Paints, the actor opened the doors to her new home—lovingly titled the House of Fun—and revisited some of the most emotional moments from her wedding day, including seeing Antony tear up for the very first time.
The video, which has since charmed fans, offers a peek into the couple’s thoughtfully designed home while also capturing Keerthy’s reflections on a love story that spans nearly 15 years. Speaking about her wedding, the actor admitted that the grandeur of the celebrations was something she never imagined. “We never even dreamt of a wedding like this,” Keerthy shared. “I literally thought we would elope. I never imagined a wedding like this, and when it actually happened, we were speechless after a point.”
Keerthy went on to recall the emotional intensity of the ceremony, describing how years of anticipation came together in a matter of moments. “When you’ve been longing for 15 years, and it all comes down to those 30 seconds, I couldn’t see anything else,” she said. “I was completely blank. Everything felt empty except for the thaali.” For the actor, the sacred mangalsutra symbolised not just marriage, but a journey filled with patience, faith, and unwavering companionship.
One of the most touching moments for Keerthy was seeing Antony get emotional. “That’s probably the first time I saw him tear up,” she revealed. “It was a very emotional moment. It’s been a beautiful journey.” Her words reflected the depth of their bond and the significance of finally formalising a relationship that had quietly endured for over a decade.
Keerthy and Antony’s love story began long before she entered the film industry. The two are childhood sweethearts who stayed committed to each other even as Keerthy’s career took her across cities and continents. Antony, a Dubai-based businessman whose family hails from Kochi, Kerala, maintained a long-distance relationship with Keerthy for several years. Despite busy schedules and physical distance, the couple stayed grounded in their connection, choosing privacy over publicity for most of their relationship.
After 15 years of courtship, Keerthy and Antony tied the knot on December 12, 2024, in Goa, surrounded by close family and friends. Honouring both their backgrounds, the wedding included two ceremonies—a traditional Hindu wedding and a Malayali Christian ceremony—making the celebration deeply personal and culturally rich.
The couple’s newly revealed House of Fun reflects their shared personalities—warm, joyful, and rooted in togetherness. The home, showcased as part of the Asian Paints collaboration, blends comfort with playful energy, symbolising a fresh chapter in their lives. For fans, the video offered a rare chance to see Keerthy away from the spotlight, embracing her role as a partner and homemaker with visible happiness.
On the professional front, Keerthy Suresh was last seen in Revolver Rita, which released in 2025. While the film received mixed-to-negative reviews and did not perform strongly at the box office, the actor continues to remain selective about her projects. She will next appear in Thottam, directed by Rishi Sivakumar and produced by Monu Pazhedath, Anoop Vasavan, and Novel Vindhyan. The film also stars Antony Varghese, and its release date is yet to be announced.
As Keerthy balances her evolving personal life with her career, her reflections on love, patience, and emotional growth have struck a chord with fans. From a 15-year-long love story to a heartfelt wedding and a new home filled with laughter, Keerthy Suresh’s journey off screen appears just as meaningful as the characters she brings to life on it.
