Vini Raman is a Melbourne-based Indian pharmacist. She is married to the Australian cricketer Glenn Maxwell.
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Wiki/Biography
Vini Raman was born on Wednesday, 3 March 1993 (age 29 years; as of 2022) in Melbourne, Australia. Her family has its roots in South India. Her zodiac sign is Pisces.
Vini Raman’s childhood picture
She attended Mentone Girl’s Secondary College, Mentone, Victoria, Australia. Vini has completed her studies in medical science and is practising as a pharmacist in Melbourne, Australia.
Physical Appearance
Height (approx.): 5′ 3″
Hair Colour: Brown
Eye Colour: Black
Family
Vini Raman belongs to a Hindu Family.
Parents & Siblings
Not much is known about her parents. She has a sister, Madhu Raman, who is a nurse in Melbourne.
Vini Raman’s sister, Madhu Raman
Vini Raman with her sister and brother-in-law
Husband
After being in a relationship with the Australian T20I and ODI specialist all-rounder, Glenn Maxwell, for a long time, she got engaged to him on 26 February 2020.
Vini Raman with her boyfriend, Glenn Maxwell
On 18 March 2022, she got married to her boyfriend Glenn Maxwell.
Glenn Maxwell and Vini Raman’s wedding photo
Favourites
- Food: Tacos, Margarita Pizza
- Beverage: Coffee
- Sports: Golf, Snooker
Vini Raman playing Golf
- Travel Destination: Mexico
- Colour: Pink
Vini Raman loves the colour pink
- Accessory: Wristwatch
- Wristwatch Brand: Michael Kors
- Singer: Usher
Vini Raman with Usher’s statue
Facts
- Her hobbies include swimming and travelling.
Vini Raman inside the pool
- Vini is often spotted drinking alcohol on various occasions.
Vini Raman enjoying a cocktail in a party
- She owns a Brighton Mazda car.
Vini Raman’s car
- Vini Raman is very fond of her niece (sister’s daughter) and keeps sharing her (Vini’s niece) pictures on her Instagram account.
Vini Raman with her niece
- In 2019, Vini accompanied her boyfriend, Glenn Maxwell, to the Australian Cricket Awards ceremony.
- After Australia won the 2023 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup on 19 November 2023, defeating India, Vini took a dig at Indian trolls who had targeted Glenn Maxwell and even sent death threats to Australian cricketer Travis Head’s wife and daughter. Vini urged those individuals to relax and channel their outrage toward more significant global issues. [1]India Today
Vini Raman’s Instagram post about trolling, which outraged after Australia won the 2023 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup
References
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