Wedding bells may soon be ringing for the Vadra-Gandhi family. Raihan Vadra, son of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi and businessman Robert Vadra, is reportedly engaged. According to an ABP News report, Raihan proposes to his long-time partner, Aviva Baig, and the families have given their blessing. The couple is said to have been together for nearly seven years before deciding to take the next step.
While no official announcement has been made by the family yet, reports suggest the engagement was an intimate affair, keeping celebrations low-key.
Raihan Vadra and Aviva Baig | Instagram
So, who is Aviva Baig?
As per information shared on her official website, Aviva Baig is a Delhi-based photographer known for capturing subtle, everyday moments with depth and emotion. Her work explores the balance between simplicity and complexity, often presenting life through the lens of a quiet observer.
She completed her schooling at Modern School in Delhi before graduating with a degree in Media Communication and Journalism from OP Jindal Global University.
Over the past few years, she has showcased her photographs at several prestigious platforms, including ‘You Cannot Miss This’ with Method Gallery (2023), the India Art Fair Young Collector Programme (2023), The Quorum Club – The Illusory World (2019) and India Design ID (2018).
Beyond her personal projects, Aviva co-founded Atelier 11, a studio and production house that collaborates with brands and creative agencies across India.
Meet Raihan Vadra
Well, Raihan Vadra is also a visual artist and photographer. As per media reports, he completed his schooling at The Doon School in Dehradun, the same prestigious institution once attended by his grandfather Rajiv Gandhi and uncle Rahul Gandhi. He later went on to study politics at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London.
Raihan's connection with the camera began early. He picked it up as a child, reportedly around the age of 10, and gradually developed an eye for wildlife, street life and commercial projects, which you can clearly see on his Instagram feed. As highlighted in his profile on Mumbai's APRE Art House, his body of work reflects curiosity, observation and an evolving artistic perspective.
