Raba and Nidhi’s love story is as creative as it is romantic. He is one of the most sought-after music composers, while she is a talented content creator.

Their journey began while working together on a music video, and by 2025, they tied the knot. Since then, the couple has co-founded Merge Creative, a production house dedicated to original content and fiction projects, balancing both love and professional collaboration.

Family plays a central role in their relationship. Nidhi says, “I’m very family-oriented, and she’s also very family-oriented. That could be one reason why we connect so well. She’s mostly sorted, and I’d say I am too. On top of that, she’s very sensitive about work and straightforward.”

Even with busy schedules and different work locations, Raba and Nidhi make time for each other a priority. “We prioritise our own time a lot. Any meetings or work with others can be organised in advance. If you give time to yourself, you can also have time for each other,” Nidhi shares. “Sometimes I stay at her place, sometimes she stays at mine. That’s the only real change; nothing else has changed.”

The couple also strikes a balance between working together and separately. Raba notes, “Yes, sometimes we work together—like recently for our web series—but usually we work separately. We have different workplaces, so we often don’t see each other. But whenever we do work together, we’re on the same page, and any discussions happen during pre-production. Both of us are practical that way.”

Nidhi also praises Raba’s calm and level-headed nature, saying, “There’s nothing I would change. I love that she’s calm and doesn’t create unnecessary trouble. When you’re with someone like that, you can focus on your work and life, and life feels much lighter. I really appreciate that her mind is clear, and there’s no toxicity.”

This Eid, their celebration was extra special as it coincided with their first wedding anniversary. Raba shares, “This Eid, we’re planning a small trip with family abroad or somewhere special. Last year, we couldn’t plan anything—the biggest plan was our wedding right after Eid. This year, we want to enjoy the holiday a little. We both prioritise family time a lot. Whenever there’s no work, we immediately go home. That’s something we share—we’re very similar in that regard.”