Aviva Baig, a Delhi-based photographer and creative professional, has come into public focus following reports that she is set to marry Raihan Vadra, the son of Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and businessman Robert Vadra. The development has attracted attention given the prominence of the Gandhi-Vadra family in Indian public life.
Aviva Baig was raised in Delhi and completed her schooling at Modern School. She later pursued higher education in media communication and journalism from OP Jindal Global University, where she developed an interest in visual storytelling and creative arts.
Professionally, Baig is known for her work as a photographer and visual artist. She is the co-founder of Atelier 11, a photography and production studio that works with brands, agencies and independent projects. Her work focuses on everyday life, nature and contemporary visual narratives, and has been showcased at several exhibitions and art platforms in India.
Apart from photography, Baig has been associated with media and production roles, including freelance projects in communications and content creation. She is also known to have been a national-level football player, reflecting her involvement in sports alongside her creative pursuits.
According to sources, Aviva Baig and Raihan Vadra have been in a relationship for several years. Raihan Vadra, who has largely stayed away from active politics, is himself a visual artist and photographer and has held exhibitions of his work. The engagement is said to have taken place with the consent of both families, and wedding celebrations are expected in the coming months.
While the Gandhi-Vadra family has not made an official public announcement, reports indicate that the wedding is likely to be a private affair, attended by close family members and friends. The news has nonetheless generated widespread interest, with many noting Baig’s independent professional identity and creative background.
The upcoming marriage marks another personal milestone for the Gandhi-Vadra family, even as its members continue to remain in the national spotlight due to their political and public roles.
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