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Sara Tendulkar looked no less than a fairy at Arjun Tendulkar's wedding to Saaniya Chandhok. It was on March 5, 2026, that Sara's younger brother, Arjun, got married to the love of his life, Saaniya. Now, Sara described her brother, Arjun's wedding as a trial run for her own big day. Sara had shared an array of snaps from the wedding celebrations on social media.

Sara Tendulkar has described brother Arjun's wedding as a trial run for her own wedding

Sara Tendulkar sat down for an interview with Vogue and hinted at her future wedding. Legendary cricketers such as MS Dhoni, Sunil Gavaskar, Rahul Dravid, Anil Kumble, Ravi Shastri, Yuvraj Singh and Virender Sehwag had attended her brother's wedding. Sara gave a hint about her future wedding and, sharing details from Arjun's big day, said: "I feel like that was a great trial round for me. Now I know what I want and what I don't want." Sara also stated that growing up she had always imagined herself to be a pastel bride and had dreamt of having a grand and lavish wedding. Over time, her views have changed, and she now wants a more intimate wedding celebration. Sara revealed that she may go for traditional red bridal attire as she is a Libra, so she is very indecisive. Sara had said, "Who knows? Maybe I'll go with green."

Netizens think that Sara Tendulkar is always given priority as she is the daughter of Sachin Tendulkar. A comment read, "Bloodline is the first priority. Perks of being a superstar cricketer's daughter. The only talent that gets her big brands even without any hard work." Sara, for the Vogue cover, looked resplendent as a bride. Netizens started speaking about nepotism as a comment read, "There is nothing wrong with questioning privilege or nepotism, but reducing a person to their surname is unfair." Sara may have had advantages that others didn't, but that doesn't make her achievements meaningless.

Sara Tendulkar reveals that Gen Z stands up for their rights in relationships

Nowadays, everyone questions Gen Z's commitment towards relationships. takes marriage seriously and walks away from a relationship when it is not working. She revealed seeing people get engaged and, during the run-up to the wedding, realise they're seeing the true colours of their partner or their partner's family and think. Sara continued: "'I can't do this anymore'. I think walking away before you're married is a great step. Previous generations were more afraid to stand up for themselves, whereas Gen Z feels more confident and empowered to do so when things are going wrong." Well, netizens do not hate Sara Tendulkar, but it feels like she gets an enormous amount of attention largely because of her family’s legacy. So many people have achieved incredible things yet receive far less recognition. When Sara appeared on the Vogue cover, a user commenting on her talent and skills had said: "It's always someone who's been fed on a golden spoon and gets whatever they want, talent or not. But people who are actually working hard and have some sort of public achievements never get a chance. Family legacy really gives you everything without even trying... lol...no hate towards Sara herself, but this really sucks."